By Hasaan Fazal on November 18, 2011
Assertions or management assertions in audit or auditing simply means what management claims. For example, if a management states that internal controls are effective then it is a claim or assertion made by management. Similarly, it is primarily the responsibility of the management of the entity to prepare financial statements in which all the assets, […]
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