Examining the Controls Over Financial Reporting - OAM125WEB
Examining the Controls Over Financial Reporting - OAM125WEB

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Examining the Controls Over Financial Reporting - OAM125WEB
Overview
Internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR) gained a great deal of attention due to the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 and continue to be a central requirement during the financial reporting cycle. This webinar provides insights on the related requirements, assessment practices, common challenges and opportunities to improve your organizations’ ICFR.
Who Should Attend
Internal and external, financial, operational and IT auditors and audit management, risk management and compliance professionals.
Prerequisites
- None
What You’ll Learn
You will learn the key compliance requirements of ICFR, roles and responsibilities, and key compliance steps and controls to provide accurate and complete financial statements.
Objectives
Controls Over Financial Reporting:
- Key compliance steps
- SOX and expectations for effective internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR)
- Key elements and their purpose
Roles and Responsibilities:
- What is expected of financial and operations management, and the audit committee
- The SEC, PCAOB and the auditors’ role
Key Compliance Steps:
- Steps and essential review procedures
- Determining the control effectiveness
- Situations that complicate their review
- Types of deficiencies
Other Considerations:
- Scope, documentation, sampling and assessing conditions at service organizations
Why You Should Attend
You should attend because financial reporting has become increasingly complex and auditors must have sufficient knowledge of key financial risks, controls and audit methods.
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