Instructor
Jennifer Louis
Instructor
Jennifer F. Louis, CPA has over 25 years of experience in designing and instructing high-quality training programs in a wide variety of technical and “soft skills” topics needed for professional and organizational success. Jennifer focuses her energy on designing and delivering high-quality and engaging accounting and auditing training. Prior to founding Emergent Solutions Group, LLC, she was Director of Audit Product Development at Surgent Professional Education.
In 2003 she founded Emergent Solutions Group, LLC, where she focuses her energy on designing and delivering high-quality, practical and engaging accounting and auditing training. She was most recently Director of Audit Product Development at Surgent Professional Education, and prior to that served as Executive Vice President/Director of Training Services at AuditWatch, Inc., a highly-respected training and audit process consulting firm. Before joining AuditWatch, Jennifer was the Financial/Operational Audit Manager at AARP. At the start of her professional career, Jennifer was an Audit Manager for Deloitte & Touche LLP, where she frequently served as a local and national instructor. Jennifer graduated summa cum laude from Marymount University with a BBA-Accounting. She currently resides in Charlotte, NC.
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The major topics that will be covered in this course include:
Course 1: Audit 201: Fraud Risk
CPE: 2
Description: Fraud Risk
Course 2: Audit 202: Applying Audit Risk to the Detailed Audit Plan
CPE: 2
Description: This course will emphasize the key concepts and best practices that drive a thoughtful risk-based approach to forming an opinion on the financial statements. Properly identifying, assessing, and responding to risk through a detailed audit plan is critical to an effective and efficient financial statement audit.
Course 3: Audit 203: Auditing Accounts Receivable
CPE: 2
Description: Auditing Accounts Receivable will explain tips and best practice techniques for auditing common accounts receivable risks, primarily focusing on existence and valuation. Accounts receivable tends to carry higher risk of material misstatement due to the complexity and subjectivity involved with initial recognition, subsequent measurement, and valuation. In addition, revenue recognition is presumed to be a significant fraud risk.
Course 4: Audit 204: Auditing Basic Inventory
CPE: 2
Description: Auditing Basic Inventory will primarily focus on performing the inventory observation, while introducing other risk concepts related to inventory. Assets classified as inventory varies widely with the nature of the entity and industry. Depending on the complexity of the inventory and the related pricing model, risk of material misstatement will vary widely as well.
Course 5: Audit 205: Auditing Liabilities and Long-Term Debt Risks
CPE: 2
Description: Auditing Liabilities and Long-Term Debt will discuss tips and techniques for auditing accounts payable, accrued expenses, and common long-term financing arrangements and related debt covenants. The completeness and proper classification of liabilities are the typical higher audit risks. The complexity of the debt financing arrangements may create a significant risk requiring more persuasive audit evidence.
Course 6: Audit 206: Analytical Procedures
CPE: 2
Description: Analytical Procedures
Course 7: Audit 207: Sampling
CPE: 2
Description: Sampling
Course 8: Audit 208: Audit Reporting Basics
CPE: 2
Description: Audit Reporting Fundamentals will provide tips and techniques necessary for issuing and reporting on high-quality financial statements prepared under any applicable financial reporting framework. The ultimate objective of a financial statement audit is to issue an auditor's report.