Course Details

Analytical procedures are an important part of an audit of financial statements. These procedures can provide useful information in the planning stage, useful audit evidence in the execution stage and are an important tool in the completion stage. In this webinar we will be discussing the different types of analytical procedures, the requirements for them and the best practice in doing and documenting these procedures.

 

Lindsay Webber covers the following topics during this course: 

  • Planning analytical procedures
  • Using analytical procedures as audit evidence
  • Practical examples
  • Completion analytical procedures

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Lindsay Webber

As a member of our Practice Support team, Lindsay’s focus is on helping practices achieve on-going best practice compliance, providing in-house training, technical assistance, and file reviews.

Lindsay is a member of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants and Chartered Accountants Ireland. She trained with KPMG in Johannesburg and specialised in external audit of financial services companies. She then spent six years lecturing audit and financial reporting to under-grad and post-grad students at Rhodes University in South Africa before moving to Ireland and returning to practice in a small, and then a medium sized firm where she was an audit manager. Altogether, she has over six years external audit experience along with over six years academic experience specialising in Audit and Financial Accounting. She is passionate about combining her academic and practice backgrounds to provide technical information in a useful and practical way.

Outside of her accounting qualifications Lindsay holds a PGDiploma in Higher Education from Rhodes University and graduated with distinction from the MBA course at Trinity College Dublin. She is currently working towards a Diploma in Forensic Accounting through Chartered Accountants Ireland.