Sample Audit Working Papers

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Appendix 2
Sample Audit Working Papers
Indexing the audit working papers essentially means preparing a Table of Contents. A
well-organized set of working papers enables the auditor to understand the relationships
of transactions and how they impact different accounts. It also enables the reviewers to
perform their work more effectively and efficiently and to devote their attention to the
critical audit areas.
There are many different ways that working papers could be indexed. The important
consideration is that the organization and indexing be logical. The following is just one
example of how the current working paper files might be indexed:
Index #
Description of Analysis
General:
A1 Working Trial Balance
A2 Adjusting Entries
A3 Evaluation of Uncorrected Audit Differences
B1 Audit Planning
B2 Internal Controls
B3 Risk Assessment
B4 Time Budget
C1 Contingencies and Litigation
C2 Subsequent Events
C3 Management Representation Letter
C4 Audit Completion Questionnaire
C5 Audit Review and Approval
D1 Referenced Copy of Report
D2 Footnote Documentation
D3 Audit Report Checklist
Specific:
1 Cash
2 Accounts Receivable and Sales
3 Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
4 Investments
5 Inventories
6 Fixed Assets
10 Accounts Payable and Purchases
11 Accrued Liabilities
12 Debt
15 Revenues and Expenses
20 Equity

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