Vetting Prospective Audit Clients  

Auditors should vet potential clients very carefully before accepting them as clients. It's a mistake to think that every client is an ideal customer. Not only do you need to question your prospective clients, but also their previous auditors. The skill of asking questions lies at the heart of the audit profession. This short course identifies questions and concerns an auditor should be aware of when vetting new clients.

This overview-level course provides a general review of this topic from a broad perspective. This course is appropriate for the professional at any organizational level.

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