Financial audit
Balance sheet
Statement of income
Cash flow
Comprehensive Analysis
Liability Accounts
Financial reasons
Asset Accounts
Capital Accounts
Sales cost
Bills
Net sales
Vertical and Horizontal Analysis
Comparative Method
Results report
State of Origins
Evaluations
Importance of Financial Economic Analysis
Projections
Integral Percents
Flashbacks
It is what the entity has
It is what the company owes
Capital is the difference between the
active and passive.
measure to a high degree efficiency and behavior of the company.
This concept includes the total amount of the sales.
Distribution or sale Responsible for bringing the product from the company to the last consumer.
Are those reasonable expenses, in which the company must incur, in order to generate sales and/or income
Vertical Analysis
They must contain a record of the evaluation of audit evidence and conclusions that have been reached.
When comparing the balance sheets of 2 periods with different dates we can observe the changes obtained in the Assets, Liabilities and Equity of an Entity in terms of money.
Compare the beginning and ending balances of a period .
Operational audit phases
One of the most important objectives of the financial budgeting is to find the projected levels of Cash that the company in the future.
With the financial analysis, the reality of the situation and behavior of an entity.
This method consists of separating the content of the financial statements
Horizontal Analysis
In this type of analysis, all the figures of a financial statement are expressed as percentage of a figure of these.
With this type of analysis, the aim is to analyze the behavior over time of the financial statement items.
Report Recipient
Introductory paragraph
Scope paragraph
Report title
Opinion paragraph
Signature and date of the report
• Diagnostic phase
• Proposal Phase
• Phase of the Negotiation of the Proposal
• Control and implementation phase
• Evaluation Phase
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