Surgent's Yellow Book and Single Audits: How to Stay in Good Graces and Out of Bad Places with Your Peer Reviewer
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Webcast or Webinar, Online
1:30 PM - 5:00 PM (opens at 1:00 PM) EST
4Credits
Accounting and Auditing
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Course Type: Webcast
Course Code: 24/SUYBS429
Level: Intermediate
Vendor: Surgent
Field of Study: Auditing (Governmental)
Overview:
If you perform Yellow Book audits and/or single audits, it is a given that a peer reviewer will be looking at your work on those engagements! Why fret and sweat about what peer reviewers are going to be looking for? In this course, we will explore the key audit requirements that peer reviewers focus on, how the auditor complies with those requirements, and common pitfalls seen in Yellow Book and single audits. This course will help you proceed and succeed in your Yellow Book and single audits!Objectives:
- Understand what peer reviewers look at (and don’t look at) when reviewing Yellow Book and single audits
- Apply some of the best practices and avoid some of the worst habits seen in audits of governments and not-for-profits
- Skillfully apply today’s Yellow Book and Uniform Guidance requirements
Major Topics:
- The key requirements and audit areas that peer reviewers hone in on when reviewing Yellow Book and single audit engagements
- Avoiding common pitfalls seen in Yellow Book and single audits
- How to improve your performance on Yellow Book and single audits while staying in good graces with your peer reviewer
Major Topics:
- The key requirements and audit areas that peer reviewers hone in on when reviewing Yellow Book and single audit engagements
- Avoiding common pitfalls seen in Yellow Book and single audits
- How to improve your performance on Yellow Book and single audits while staying in good graces with your peer reviewer