In this second edition of this book, the author offers you a more profound and critical vision of the settings, the challenges, the pressures, and the dilemmas that characterize the auditing of financial statements. The first part of the book includes a clear and objective description of the various conditions under which an audit should take place. The second part is composed of a practice case, divided into twenty-four sections that correspond to the segments of the company's structure, which determine the financial statements. Each section contains a guide full of real-life problems that have to be analyzed, studied, and resolved within the parameters of auditing and the internal control questionnaires that are included.
