Case study in auditing : a case study directed toward planning and assessing control risk and substantive testing with emphasis on the application of judgement in audit decision making

"Auditing: Integrated Concepts and Procedures" (Wiley 1988, 0471 85651 7) is a highly readable and comprehensive text that has balanced coverage of auditing concepts and procedures while maintaining a flexible design to allow instructors to pick and choose the material to be taught. To accompany the text, this volume provides a unique case study in eight parts which can be worked consecutively or in a variety of combinations. The case exposes the student to all of the tasks performed in the auditing process, the preface to the case containing requirements and recommended time ranges. The previous edition of this book was published in 1985.