Well, honey, accounting is like the bread and butter of managing finances - you gotta have it to keep things in check. Auditing, on the other hand, is like the fancy champagne you pop open to make sure everything's sparkling clean. So yeah, technically you can survive without auditing, but why settle for a glass of tap water when you can have some bubbly, am I right?
I think what you're saying is that accounting is necessary to keep the company's books and records straight ... but auditing is a luxury as it is just validation of the accounting (as well as some other checks around fraud, internal controls, etc.)
accountancy is necessity and it helps us to know the present position of a business.small firms is no need of auditing.on the other hand large firms have a necessity of auditing about it helps to know the real position of the business.there are some large business whose transaction are in large amount can bear the cost of auditing.above the discussion its true that auditing makes the waste of time for small business but auditing is essential to described the duties and responsibility of an auditor.
auditing is a review process,usually of accounting procedures
Auditing begins where Accountancy ends.
accountancy is necessity. it may be treated as a necessity because of the following reason. it helps us to know if the firm is suffering from loss or profit, any small firm can get take the help of a person having knowledge of accountancy and does not have to pay large amount it helps us to know the real position of the business auditing as luxury whereas to get our accounts audited we have to pay good amount of money to auditor . only those firm whose transaction are in large amount can bear the cost of auditing it is also a waste of time for small business because it involves at alot of time more over employees efficiency are decreased because even for small things they are called and questioned about those things azmat(9852419025)
I think what you're saying is that accounting is necessary to keep the company's books and records straight ... but auditing is a luxury as it is just validation of the accounting (as well as some other checks around fraud, internal controls, etc.)
accountancy is necessity and it helps us to know the present position of a business.small firms is no need of auditing.on the other hand large firms have a necessity of auditing about it helps to know the real position of the business.there are some large business whose transaction are in large amount can bear the cost of auditing.above the discussion its true that auditing makes the waste of time for small business but auditing is essential to described the duties and responsibility of an auditor.
auditing is a review process,usually of accounting procedures
Auditing begins where Accountancy ends.
accountancy is necessity. it may be treated as a necessity because of the following reason. it helps us to know if the firm is suffering from loss or profit, any small firm can get take the help of a person having knowledge of accountancy and does not have to pay large amount it helps us to know the real position of the business auditing as luxury whereas to get our accounts audited we have to pay good amount of money to auditor . only those firm whose transaction are in large amount can bear the cost of auditing it is also a waste of time for small business because it involves at alot of time more over employees efficiency are decreased because even for small things they are called and questioned about those things azmat(9852419025)
Auditing.
simply stated; accounting is recording, whereas, auditing is verifying the recorded information
The difference between accounting and auditing?"
the answer is that some people think it is a necessity, but it used to be a luxury in the 80's
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Says, Bisworanjan Nayak. Lets start with the objective The objective of financial accounting is to prepare accounts, trial balance, financial statements etc The objective of auditing is to express an opinion thereon Auditing starts where accounting ends Auditing is the big brother of accounting Accounting involves more numbers Auditing involves checking these numbers However, more math is involved in accounting Accounting is concerned with details like transactions, account balances etc Auditing gives usually cursory view on accounts Accounting is a routine function Auditing gives an opinion on this function Accounts requires less specialized skills Auditing requires more specilised skills Accounting is usually less remunerative to an individual Auding is usually more remunerative to an individual I think this should help you to understand the job role of an accountant vis-a-vis auditor. In conclusion, Auditing is more interesting, challenging, dynamic, remunerative than accounting in general.