Audit evidence – top argument for final audit opinion
Ana Morariu, Tanti Cercel, Gabriela Felicia Ciocodei, Flavia Stoian, Rotaru Horatiu
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Ana Morariu, Tanti Cercel, Gabriela Felicia Ciocodei, Flavia Stoian, Rotaru Horatiu
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The following research aims to emphasize the importance of audit evidences, their quality characteristics and the professional judgment used to measure and to evaluate them in order to express their final audit opinion. There is no mathematical formula, neither a specific model in order to evaluate the quality of audit evidences. Their quality depends upon the professional judgment concerning the audit technical standards, the accounting references and nevertheless upon the auditor’s ethics. This is one of the reasons for which the financial audit is one of the edges of economical research, highlighting the credibility of financial statements.
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The following research aims to emphasize the importance of audit evidences, their quality characteristics and the professional judgment used to measure and to evaluate them in order to express their final audit opinion. There is no mathematical formula, neither a specific model in order to evaluate the quality of audit evidences. Their quality depends upon the professional judgment concerning the audit technical standards, the accounting references and nevertheless upon the auditor’s ethics. This is one of the reasons for which the financial audit is one of the edges of economical research, highlighting the credibility of financial statements.
Key concepts: Audit, Accounting, Credibility, Audit evidence, Audit substantive test, Auditor's report, Argument (complex analysis), Business