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Smieliauskas/Bewley Auditing: An International Approach provides in-depth coverage of fundamental auditing concepts and techniques in the context of current developments affecting the audit profession and practice in Canada and internationally. These developments include the roll-out of the new audit report expected to go into effect December 15, 2016; a new emphasis on ethical reporting; a continuing emphasis on risk-based auditing, auditor independence, and engagement quality standards; and the further maturation of public accountability boards and their monitoring activities. Recognizing the importance of developing professional judgement and decision making skills, Smieliauskas/Bewley incorporates a critical thinking framework to help structure professional audit decision making and analysis in financial reporting. McGraw-Hill Education’s award winning Connect with SmartBook online resource is now available to accompany the 7th Edition of Smieliauskas/Bewley Auditing, in addition to student resources, and a wealth of instructor resources to support a wide range of teaching and learning. New to this Edition Canadian Auditing Standards and the Convergence to International Auditing.

The 7th Edition of Smieliauskas/Bewley provides complete referencing to the Canadian Auditing Standards (CASs). The inside front cover of the print text (as well as online on Connect) provides a complete listing of the CASs and the CPA Canada Handbook assurance sections.

References to specifics of the CASs, based on International Standards on Auditing (ISAs), have been retained in the 'Standards Check' boxes located at key points of the discussion as a quick link to the specific paragraphs of the CAS that are relevant to applying the concepts. These are an efficient way to introduce students to how they can use the standards as a resource for understanding and implementing generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS) in practice. CPA Canada Assurance Handbook changes through mid-2015 have been incorporated.

Increased Coverage of Fraud Auditing. Smieliauskas/Bewley was the first to contain full chapter coverage of fraud awareness auditing, a crucial topic in the new millennium due to rapid global growth in fraudulent financial reporting. The 7th Edition now devotes two chapters to this topic.

Chapter 7 introduces students to the requirements of CAS 240 and CAS 250 as part of basic audit concepts. The purpose of the advanced fraud chapter (Chapter 21, avail¬able on Connect) is to create awareness of, and sensitivity to, the signs of potential errors, irregularities, frauds, and corruption. The chapter contains some unique insights into extended auditing, investigation procedures, and detec¬tion of fraudulent accounting estimates using the accounting risk concept. In addition, fraud coverage is integrated throughout the text, consistent with the increased need for auditors to detect fraud and other unethical reporting. Current Audit Environment.

Smieliauskas/Bewley includes new-millennium topics such as the new audit report, increased monitoring of the profession by accountability boards such as the Canadian Public Accountability Board (CPAB), increased emphasis on good corporate governance, the increased importance of audit committees, independence guidance, fraud risk assessments, the risk-based audit approach, increased liability due to statutory law, and increased risks associated with more extensive use of fair value estimates and accounting estimates in general. Expanded Critical Thinking Emphasis. The revised Appendix 3A coverage of ethics and natural-language reasoning used by auditors to document justification for their conclusions helps students to better understand accountability for their decisions.

Reorganized Content. Import C4d Files Into 3ds Max Torrent there. The chapter material has been reorganized to facilitate one semester courses as well as those that offer two or more audit courses. Introductory material on professional ethics and liability is presented in Part 1, with more in-depth coverage later in Part 4.

The coverage of risk and control has been reorganized to cover understanding and assessment of risks in Chapter 6, and then internal controls over financial reporting, risk of material misstatement, and fraud risk in Chapter 7. NEW & Updated Cases. Several new critical thinking and internet assignment questions complement a number of new cases, including some from the professional accounting exams, various updated short cases, and Application Cases with suggested solutions and analysis in each chapter. NEW Learning Pedagogy: - Added a streamlined overview of the audit process to Chapter 5, serving as a road map to the procedural topics. - An Essentials section has been added at the beginning of each chapter to summarize the most important concepts.

- New exhibits and tables have been added to summarize concepts and techniques and to help students understand and apply key auditing practices. - Chapter 19 on auditing accounting estimates has been enhanced with an accounting analytics case study. - Updated online appendices on the more technical aspects of statistical sampling in auditing, corporate governance, IT, internal control, and critical thinking. - Multiple-choice questions have been added to all chapters. Enhanced Connect Technology.

Drivers License Written Exam California. Connect – McGraw-Hill Education’s online teaching and learning resource -- for Smieliauskas/Bewley 7th Edition, includes new SmartBook adaptive reading experience, end-of-chapter Exercises and Problems, Multiple Choice questions, LearnSmart modules, Help Me Solve It tutorials, online chapters, Mini-Cases, Interactive Applications, Test Bank Questions, and new Connect Insight, all in one convenient location. Connect online access is available for students to purchase separately, or available as an option to package with the Smieliauskas/Bewley print text.

NEW Connect Insight. Connect Insight is a visual analytics dashboard for instructors, providing at-a-glance information regarding student performance which is immediately actionable. By presenting assignment, assessment, and topical performance results together with a time metric that is easily visible for aggregate or individual results, Connect Insight helps instructors improve class performance in a way that is efficient and effective. Flexible Purchase Options. A variety of purchase options is available with the 7th Edition, including Connect online access; print text + Connect package; print text; and Loose Leaf print option for students that have purchased Connect online access.

Retained Features Canadian Perspective. A uniquely Canadian ground up product, Smieliauskas/Bewley continues to integrate the most current Canadian Auditing Standards (CASs), based on International Standards on Auditing. Comprehensive Coverage.

Auditing: An International Approach provides in-depth coverage of fundamental auditing concepts and techniques in the context of current developments affecting the audit profession and practice in Canada and internationally. Risk-Based Auditing. Smieliauskas/Bewley takes a risk-based auditing approach. This edition continues to build on and further develop a unique feature of previous edition's concept of accounting risk.

Accounting risk extends the risk-based approach to financial reporting issues to estimation uncertainties of accounting estimates, including the fair value accounting of IFRS. Critical Thinking for Ethical Reporting. Critical thinking provides a framework for tackling issues that require integration of ethical, accounting, and audit reasoning.

Critical thinking concepts are first introduced in Chapter 3 and then are found integrated throughout the text where appropriate, as well as in new critical thinking discussion and Application Case questions. The critical thinking material is intended to better prepare students for the realities of a world in which CPAB, PCAOB, and other regulators are taking a harsher view of auditor performance in today’s auditing environment. Running Case featuring EcoPak Incorporated.

The EcoPak fictional case is based on a composite of real events and issues that arise in financial reporting for a business. The running case gives students a practical context in which the financial statement audit plays an important role, and perspectives on how audits are actually performed. Award Winning Technology. McGraw-Hill Education's Connect and SmartBook won 3 honors at the 2015 CODiE Awards for Education Technology including 'Best Post-secondary Personalized Learning Solution'. Connect to accompany Smieliauskas/Bewley now includes SmartBook adaptive digital version of the text, a variety of student resources, and a wealth of instructor resources.

Description Auditing Cases: An Interactive Learning Approach is intended for use in undergraduate and graduate Auditing, Professional Research Case, or capstone courses. Step through real auditing cases one by one in this comprehensive text Auditing Cases is a comprehensive case book that focuses on each of the major activities performed during an audit. Most of the auditing cases are based on actual companies, and a number address financial reporting fraud. The unique active learning approach helps students learn to think critically and develop their interpersonal skills, which are increasingly important in the workplace.

Teaching and Learning Experience To provide a better teaching and learning experience—for both instructors and students—this program will: • Engage Students with an Active Learning Approach: The auditing cases capture students’ interest using lively narrative that introduces emerging accounting-related issues. • Easily Integrate Cases into your Course: The Instructor’s Resource Manual offers instructional approaches, activity ideas, and group assignments to merge the cases into an existing course. • Help Students See Concepts in Action: Cases are introduced according to the phase of auditing they demonstrate, presenting students with clear examples of the material.

Engage Students with an Active Learning Approach • Forty-nine auditing cases allow the instructor to focus and deepen students' understanding of the major auditing activities. The cases are designed to engage the student's interest through the use of lively narrative and the introduction of emerging issues. • NEW: A new Learning Module on Professional Judgment exposes students to a professional judgment framework and outlines a framework of good judgment as well as a number of judgment tendencies and traps that can introduce bias into the judgment process. Because professional judgments are required throughout the entire audit process, from client acceptance to report issuance, we encourage students to complete this learning module early in their auditing course. • NEW: New 'Professional Judgment Questions' in many of the cases help students see the importance of professional judgment in auditing.

These questions challenge students to understand the critical elements of an effective audit judgment process, raise student awareness of potential judgment tendencies and traps that may lead to biased judgments, and also help students understand the steps that can be taken to mitigate potential biases. • NEW: A new case, 9.7 RedPack Beer Company, exposes students to the challenges of auditing accounting estimates, specifically the allowance for bad debts, at a hypothetical brewery. Students are provided the aged accounts receivable trial balance and other accounts receivable balance information including a transcript of the auditor's interview of the company's credit manager about accounts included in the aging schedule. Students use this information, along with the company's policy and procedures related to the allowance for bad debts, to evaluate the reasonableness of management's recorded estimate.

Students are also asked to develop their own estimate and to propose any necessary audit adjustments. Easily Integrate Cases into your Course • Instructors can easily merge the cases into their course by using the included Instructor’s Resource Manual, which offers instructional approaches, activity ideas, and group assignments. The Manual clearly illustrates the different instructional approaches available for each case (e.g., examples of cooperative/active learning activities and/or out-of-class individual or group assignments) and efficiently prepares the instructor for leading interactive discussions. Help Students See Concepts in Action • Cases are introduced according to the phase of auditing they demonstrate, presenting students with clear examples of the target material.

• Accompanying questions ensure that students understand the requirements of auditing’s guiding regulations (Sarbanes Oxley Act and PCAOB). • NEW: New questions introduce students to recent topical issues and their impact to the audit process, such as: COSO’s 2013 updated Internal Control – Integrated Framework, the impact of cloud computing on IT controls, and recently issued accounting standards. Cases based on events at real companies have been updated to reflect recent developments in the profession. • UPDATED: Questions in many of the cases have been restructured and reordered to change the nature of the topics addressed and to expose students to different issues from those examined in prior editions.

Dates in the hypothetical cases have been set in calendar year 2015 with audit procedures performed on the 2014 fiscal year information and/or interim procedures performed on the 2015 fiscal year information. When appropriate, the underlying data in the hypothetical cases is changed so that the cases differ from prior editions. All of these changes reduce the potential benefit of students seeking solutions from prior editions of the casebook. Further, students who inappropriately access and use solutions to prior editions are more likely to be detected by the instructor. • UPDATED: Updates reflect new auditing standards issued by the AICPA's Auditing Standards Board including the recently clarified auditing standards (AU-C) up through SAS No. 128, Using the Work of Internal Auditors, and the PCAOB’s Auditing Standards (up through AS No. 18, Related Parties).

When relevant, questions expose students to new guidance contained in recently issued auditing standards. Engage Students with an Active Learning Approach • A new Learning Module on Professional Judgment exposes students to a professional judgment framework and outlines a framework of good judgment as well as a number of judgment tendencies and traps that can introduce bias into the judgment process. Because professional judgments are required throughout the entire audit process, from client acceptance to report issuance, we encourage students to complete this learning module early in their auditing course. • New 'Professional Judgment Questions'in many of the cases help students see the importance of professional judgment in auditing. These questions challenge students to understand the critical elements of an effective audit judgment process, raise student awareness of potential judgment tendencies and traps that may lead to biased judgments, and also help students understand the steps that can be taken to mitigate potential biases. • A new case, 9.7 RedPack Beer Company, exposes students to the challenges of auditing accounting estimates, specifically the allowance for bad debts, at a hypothetical brewery.

Students are provided the aged accounts receivable trial balance and other accounts receivable balance information including a transcript of the auditor's interview of the company's credit manager about accounts included in the aging schedule. Students use this information, along with the company's policy and procedures related to the allowance for bad debts, to evaluate the reasonableness of management's recorded estimate. Students are also asked to develop their own estimate and to propose any necessary audit adjustments. Help Students See Concepts in Action • New questions introduce students to recent topical issues and their impact to the audit process, such as: COSO’s 2013 updated Internal Control – Integrated Framework, the impact of cloud computing on IT controls, and recently issued accounting standards. Cases based on events at real companies have been updated to reflect recent developments in the profession. • Questions in many of the cases have been restructured and reordered to change the nature of the topics addressed and to expose students to different issues from those examined in prior editions. Dates in the hypothetical cases have been set in calendar year 2015 with audit procedures performed on the 2014 fiscal year information and/or interim procedures performed on the 2015 fiscal year information.

When appropriate, the underlying data in the hypothetical cases is changed so that the cases differ from prior editions. All of these changes reduce the potential benefit of students seeking solutions from prior editions of the casebook. Further, students who inappropriately access and use solutions to prior editions are more likely to be detected by the instructor. • Updates reflect new auditing standards issued by the AICPA's Auditing Standards Board including the recently clarified auditing standards (AU-C) up through SAS No. 128, Using the Work of Internal Auditors, and the PCAOB’s Auditing Standards (up through AS No. 18, Related Parties).

When relevant, questions expose students to new guidance contained in recently issued auditing standards.