Audit Process
Companies operating in the DMCC must adhere to strict regulations and provide auditors with accurate and transparent financial information. Concealing or omitting any details is not permitted under DMCC guidelines. The auditing process in DMCC involves several key steps:
01
Planning and Risk Assessment
- We invest time to plan and learn your business, its environment.
- We assess the risk of material misstatement, then design and perform further audit procedures according to this level.
02
Internal Controls Testing
- Internal Control — Assess the risk that significant component deficiencies will not be prevented or detected on a timely basis by those controls that are intended to mitigate such risks.
- The stronger the internal controls, the less detailed the audits are; whereas poor control environments necessitate more intense tests.
03
Substantive Procedures
- Execute detailed activities over financial statement line items and disclosures which includes, but is not limited to.
- Cash: bankStatements, petty cash and Bank reconciliations.
- Accounts Receivable: Confirm ending balances, evaluate reconciliation statements and test cut-off procedures.
- To perform audit work related to inventory counts, invoice analysis and observations of the client’s physical count of inventories.
- Confirm or Cutting off Testing: Cut-off procedure is tested for accounts payable.
Catch it with assets, approve purchases and confirm valuations. - Sales invoices and confirmationsReview of tenant transactionsRevenue
Budgets: Review invoices and similar actions