Identify the company’s owners, directors, main products, customers, locations and sources of finance. Ask management what has changed since the previous year and examine supporting records.
Example and audit implication
Jengka Furniture earns 60% of its sales from one retailer. The auditor learns that the retailer has started paying late. This directs attention to receivables valuation: how much of the outstanding balance can the company realistically collect?
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