Essays on Audit

In order to assure accurate and fair portrayal of transaction records as promised, the financial accounts of an organization are evaluated and examined objectively. This procedure is known as auditing. Investors' trust in both financial and non-financial information is supported by the establishment of strong standards for auditing, financial reporting,...

This study focuses on Amazon s brand audit in the United States and around the world. The audit would concentrate on five main topics in the organization s marketing strategy. The key issues include a situation analysis in which I will discuss the 3CS of marketing in relation to the...

Audit provider pricing has become a hot subject in global industry forums. In Kuwait, in particular, a significant amount of audit pricing research has been conducted, as well as a number of publications on the topic (Al-Harshani and Meshari 685). Much attention has been paid to the primary factors that...

This paper presents observational observations on the impact of business unique characteristics on corporation financial disclosures in the UAE. In all, 154 businesses, both listed and unlisted, took part in the survey. Multiple regression and descriptive predictive analyses are used to investigate the relationship between the characteristics of companies in...

The caveat emptor doctrine is the established principle that, when a purchaser enters into a purchasing deal, it is up to them to inspect the consistency, health, and status of the goods. It's a Latin statement that translates to beware of the consumer. The buyer faces the burden of his...

Auditory failures have been experienced over the years among world largest companies such as Enron, Tyco and worldcom. This has consequently affected the reputation of this companies leading to the non-existence of some such as Arthur Anderson. Auditing failures has posed serious concerns about the quality of audits and possible...