Audit Report /Auditor’s Report

44. Audit Report /Auditor’s Report
An auditor’s Report is the format of result of all the effort that goes into the audit. Communicating the Auditor’s findings to interested users is part of all audits. Thus, the Final phase of an Audit involves preparing that communication, which is known as auditor’s report.
According to Lancaster, “Audit report is statement of collected and considered facts, so drawn up as to give clear and concise information to persons who are not already in possession of full facts of subject matter of the report.”
It presents the results of the examination done by the auditor. An audit involves collection of evidence about the financial statements. The evidence collected needs to be carefully shifted and analyzed to enable the auditor to draw appropriate conclusions. The conclusions drawn are communicated to the interested parties through the auditor’s report.

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