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Scope of audit:
The scope of audit has been changed coming from the ancient period to modern period, because in the ancient, There was no development of business nowadays auditing relates to the examination of books of account evidence bills, stock and its physical verification scope of audit can be presented in follow
A.      checking the books of accounts So as to find out the true and fairness
B.      verification of assets and liabilities of its detail checking
C.      Checking the books of accounts on the basis of available evidence.
D.      Checking the arithmetical accuracy of books of account .
E.       Expressing the independent opinion about the financial statements.
F.       Preparing and presenting fair report to the concerned officer or owners

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