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There are three phases to an audit: the planning phase, testing internal controls and substantive testing. Auditors check the accounting data using substantive testing, within the context of materiality and risk assessed during the planning phase, as well as the overall effectiveness of the control environment.
Any business that presents its financials to investors or lenders should prepare audited financial statements.
Even if your company is usually exempt from an audit, you must get your accounts audited if shareholders who own at least 10% of the shares ask you to.
Each financial statement period / column and key footnote disclosures that are restated should be clearly labeled as restated. The entity shall disclose: that its previously issued financial statements have been restated; a description of the nature of the error;
What Businesses have to Undergo an Audit? If your business has issued securities to the public, is listed on a recognized stock exchange or is regulated by one of the financial industry regulators (such as the Financial Conduct Authority), then it must undergo an audit.

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