What is the overall audit goal of certified public accountants?

The overall audit goal of certified public accountants is to improve the trust of the expected users of financial statements.

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) refers to a person who has obtained a CPA certificate and practices in an accounting firm. The certificate of certified public accountant has a high gold content. Many enterprises clearly require candidates to have such certificates when recruiting middle and senior accounting personnel.

Certified public accountant certificate is divided into professional stage examination certificate, general qualification certificate, non-practicing membership certificate and professional membership certificate. Having it means that you have certain qualifications in this professional field and can engage in higher-level work in this field.

Responsibilities of certified public accountants:

1, in the usual work, mainly responsible for auditing the accounting statements of enterprises.

2, in the usual work, audit the financial related work of enterprises, and is responsible for issuing audit reports.

3. It is necessary to verify the capital of the enterprise and issue a capital verification report.

4. Deal with the merger and division of enterprises, and at the same time liquidate the audit business in related matters.

Professional ability of certified public accountants:

1. As a certified public accountant, you must have corresponding professional knowledge in accounting, auditing, finance, taxation and related laws to lay a solid foundation for future work.

2. Use professional knowledge reasonably and effectively in a professional environment.

3. Be able to maintain correct professional values at work, and also have good ethics and ability.

After obtaining the qualification certificate, the certified public accountant must undertake the corresponding work arranged by the enterprise.