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AUDITING ASSIGNMENT

Topic: Auditing Assurance

Standard IX

Using the Work of an Expert

By:

Yash Mehta

Tybcom – B

182

Acknowledgment

I would like to thank Geeta ma’am for the opportunity given to us for making this informative project

Would also like to thank KC COLLEGE for the knowledge we gain through such an interactive project.

INDEX

|Sr. No. | Contents |Page No. |
|1. |Introduction | |
|2. |Determining the Need to Use the Work Of an Expert | |
|3. |Objective of the Expert | |
|4. |Reference to an Expert in the Auditor’s Report | |
|5. |Effective Date | |
|6. |Bibliography | |
| |6.1 – Content Development | |
| |6.2 – Desktop Publishing | |
| |6.3 – Printing | |
| |6.4 – Lamination

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