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An audit programme outlines the guidelines and specifics for conducting an audit, including the audit objectives, location, timing, and procedures. It is developed after understanding the client's business by determining audit strategies and preparing a checklist. The advantages of an audit programme are that it provides instructions, divides work responsibilities, and facilitates supervision, future planning, and efficient audits. However, audit programmes can also lead to rigid and mechanical work, as well as a lack of flexibility and initiative.
An overview of audit programmes, including their meaning, processes, advantages, and disadvantages.






