Contemporary Auditing

Contemporary Auditing, 11th Edition, is a casebook structured to prepare readers for professional responsibilities in public accounting. The text focuses on the human dimension of independent audits, examining how client actions and auditor conduct influence engagement outcomes.

The volume addresses core areas of practice, including auditing standards, ethical principles, and internal control issues. By examining real-world business scenarios, the material provides practical context for analyzing notable corporate scandals and professional legal responsibilities.

Detailed examinations of problem audits train readers to recognize common red flags, such as client subversion or auditor oversight. This case-based approach is intended to support candidates preparing for the CPA exam and related professional accounting examinations.