Auditing

Auditing introduces a new way of thinking about accounting by shifting the focus from preparing financial statements to evaluating their reliability. Many students find this course difficult because it combines technical rules with professional judgment, making exam questions feel subjective and unpredictable.

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I help students understand how audit concepts fit together and how exam questions are typically structured. Sessions focus on clarifying audit risk, internal controls, substantive testing, and audit reports while emphasizing how to apply professional judgment in exam scenarios. With guided practice, students learn how to approach auditing questions logically instead of relying on memorization alone.​

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