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        HAZARDS OF AUDITING, AN ANALYSIS OF THE JOB OF AN AUDITOR AND ITS INHERENT                                                    PROBLEMS, DANGERS AND DIFFICULTIES.

ABSTRACT

The inherent problems, dangers and difficulties is one of the felonies of which an auditor should take care of, in order to achieve a set objective of an organization.  The auditors’ roles and procedures are the yardstick through which the obstacles affecting an organization cab be tackled.  This research work is aimed at informing the management on how the problem of frauds, its prevention and detection of frauds as well as other irregularities could be curbed within and organization.  It also emphasized on the duty and responsibilities or an auditor in carrying out an appropriate application of the audit procedures necessary to enable the expression of an opinion on the accounts under examination.

However, this work will be of immense help to users such as shareholders, debenture holders, creditors and other to know what exactly an auditor is expected to do.  It will as well be of great assistance to individuals to know who an auditor is.  This study is presented in five chapters.

Chapter one covered the introduction into the work.  Literature review is found in chapter two.  Research methodology is found in chapter three.  Chapter four deals with data presentation and analysis, finally, chapter five deals with summary of findings, recommendation and conclusion.

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter One

Introduction                                                                                                1

1. Statement of the problem                                                                  3
2. Objectives of the study                                                            5
3. Significance of the study                                                                   6
4. Scope and limitations of the study                                          7
5. Statement of hypotheses                                                                   8

Chapter Two

Literature Review                                                                              9

1. Definitions of Auditing                                                            9
2. The Origins of Auditing                                                          10
3. The role of Auditing in society                                                          12
4. Position of Auditor under the CAMD 1990                                      15
5. The objectives of an audit                                                       19
6. Secondary objective (Discretionary)                                        19
7. Qualifications and qualities of an Audit                                  21
8. The Problems, difficulties ad hazards of auditing                    24
9. Auditors Liability                                                                    25
10. Auditors independence                                                            27
11. Auditors limitations                                                                30

Chapter Three

Research Methodology                                                                     33

1. Sources of data                                                                        34
   1. Primary sources of data                                                          34
   2. Secondary sources of data                                                       35
2. Questionnaire design and interview structure                                   36
3. Analytical tools used                                                               37
4. Validity and reliability of measuring instrument                     37
5. Determination of the sample size.                                           38

Chapter Four

Data Presentation and Analysis                                                                 39

1. Questionnaire Information Presentation and Analysis            39
2. Interviews conducted                                                              
3. Test of hypothesis                                                                            69

Chapter Five

Summary of findings, recommendation                                            77

1. And conclusion                                                                       77
2. Summary of findings                                                               77
3. Recommendations                                                                             80
4. Conclusion                                          &nb
   
   
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