The fixed assets in the enterprise areThe largest component of its assets, in addition, the least turned around. Accounting for the OS is related to accounting for such transactions as their acquisition, accrual of depreciation and retirement after the end of the period of use. In order to prevent the occurrence of errors and distortions, an audit of fixed assets accounting is carried out - checking the compliance of information on the OS, presented in the financial documents of the enterprise, with the real state of affairs.
Fixed assets pass through three main stages: acquisition of the OS, associated with the formation of their initial value, use, during the period of which depreciation is accrued, or, more simply, depreciation, and disposal, in which the enterprise sells the existing obsolete OS by the so-called residual value. It is also possible to move fixed assets - this term means moving the OS between different departments and production areas, their transfer from one subject to the internal structure of the firm to another. Since all OS objects have inventory cards and numbers, moving the OS object must be properly documented so that later there is no confusion with its location. Audit of the movement of fixed assets, as a rule, is included in the audit program of the OS and is an important part of it. Verifying the correct documenting of the movement of the OS will help you not get confused at the next stages of the test.
An audit of fixed assets accounting involves checking the following:
The end of the OS accounting test ends asalways, by standard - drawing up a special letter. This letter describes how the audit of fixed assets was audited, what methods were used for verification, and what results were achieved. Based on this report (conclusion), the management of the company can make its further decisions, realizing the real financial picture of the enterprise. The auditor is always fully responsible for the data that he submitted in his report, that is, his clients can file a claim against him in order to compensate for losses in the event that these losses were triggered by the negligence of the auditor. As a rule, such a case is fatal for the career of an unsuccessful auditor.
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