NFRA’s Guide to Audit Strategy and Planning | Key Insights From the Interaction Series
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- By Chetan Kulasri
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- Last Updated on 6 April, 2025

NFRA has issued the “Audit Strategy and Audit Plan – Interaction Series 2” to improve communication between auditors and Audit Committees during the audit planning phase. This analysis covers the key insights from the series, focusing on the importance of clear communication regarding the audit’s scope, risk areas, resources, and timelines. It explores essential auditing standards, such as SA 300, SA 315, and SA 330, as well as the importance of a thorough risk assessment, including fraud risks, regulatory changes, and complex transactions. The use of technology, such as data analytics and computer-assisted audit techniques, is also highlighted to enhance audit efficiency and ensure thorough coverage, especially in complex audits. Additionally, the analysis addresses common questions auditors may face from Audit Committees on topics like independence, emerging risks, internal controls, and resource allocation. The series emphasizes the need for proactive planning, ongoing communication, and the flexibility of the Audit Strategy and Plan to adapt to changing circumstances, ensuring an effective, transparent, and compliant audit process.
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