Auditinga Practical Manual for Auditors

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Auditinga Practical Manual for Auditors
Lawrence Robert Dicksee
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As to how far it is possible for this standard to be carried into practice, there is, perhaps, room for some difference of in- THE EXTENT OF AN AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATION. 275 dividual opinion, but the general statement is absolutely un- assailable. In actual practice, however, the question naturally arises: How is the Auditor to ascertain the actual facts? To which it may be replied: In the same manner as a judge or jury by sifting evidence. The chief evidence is, of course, the books (and it may... be remarked incidentally, that it is clearly the Auditor's duty to see that the accounts he certifies, in addition to being correct, are in accordance with the books), but the books must not be considered the sole source of evi- dence; the fact that a statement appears in the books is prima facie evidence only, and must be verified, either by internal cross-examination, or by reliable and independent evidence, whether documentary (vouchers, &c. ) or oral (explanations). The result of such an investigation will be that the Auditor has proved to himself that certain statements represent ab- solutely indisputable facts, and that certain other statements, in his opinion, appear to represent facts.

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