Is it mandatory having Knowledge of auditing to an accountant ?
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Answer / hemant dubey
Ya its mandatory for an accountant
If any one maintain the books of Accounts during the pass
the entry he wil not know the effect of that business
then what is the meaning of the that entry.
Its for better accounting it is necessary
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Answer / ravindra
yes it is mandatory because all the accounts maintained by
the accountant will be verified by the highly qualified
audit professionals so audit is mandatory
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Answer / vivek mohan
we can say that auditing is the later or final
stage of accounting bcoz accounting need to
be verified by auditors where it is mandatory.
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Answer / barodianbuddy(acca)
Yes, it is mandatory but not necessary.
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