Journal 2-Acct 492

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Racheal Pamie-George Journal 2-Accounting 492 2/8/2024
During the last two weeks of my internship, some of the tasks I worked on included updating the filings of the Security and Exchange Commission on a client document. The name of the client was Indivior plc. My responsibility was to double-check that the information on the client's Excel sheets corresponded with the standards of the Security and Exchange Commission listed on their official website and document. In the course of this task, I asked many questions as expected of an external Financial Auditor, and received a ton of responses from my engagement team members. As an individual who possesses the qualities of professional skepticism, I am enjoying the role and feel pretty good about it. I enjoy that I get to work with numbers and be super objective about my processes. One intriguing aspect of working with numbers is that there Is clarity of result. One is either right or wrong and you know exactly where you stand on that scale. It reduces the issue of redundancy and subjectivity. Another interesting aspect of external Auditing is that the management of the client company oversees the original creation of financial disclosures including the balance sheet, statement of retained earnings, income statement, and statement of cash flow. As an external Auditing, I focus on ensuring the accuracy, and reliability of these already prepared documents. I set up meetings to request supporting documentation and perform substantial procedures to tie out the numbers on different financial documents. I do not have to worry about creating financial documents from scratch which is time-saving and allows me to focus on the critical parts. The most difficult aspect of my internship has been achieving the height of accuracy needed in the auditing profession. One time there was an excess of 3,000 dollars on the schedule of operating earnings when compared to the income statement. I cross-checked the entire schedule of operating earnings and could not figure out where the excess had originated from. It was so defeating to
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