Skill
Audit Working Papers
Finance and Accounting
Audit working papers are the documentation auditors prepare and retain to record the evidence gathered, procedures performed, and conclusions reached during an audit. They serve as the primary support for the auditor's opinion and are used for quality review, regulatory inspection, and as a reference in future audits. Preparing thorough, well-organized working papers is a fundamental skill for auditors and accountants, required by professional auditing standards such as those from the PCAOB or IAASB.
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