AGA-Sponsored Training Courses
Single Audits
(A-133)—Bridging the Expectation Gap
Many entities have questioned the quality of Single Audits
that are conducted in accordance with OMB Circular A-133. In
June 2007, the federal inspectors general reported their
findings after reviewing a statistical sample of 208 Single
Audits. They found that more than half of the reports in the
sample were either unacceptable or “of limited reliability.”
The report made three recommendations one of which was to
establish minimum standards for comprehensive training on
performing single audits. This course is focused on the
needs of auditors conducting A-133 audits and is intended to
address this particular recommendation. It concentrates on
the areas in which the report noted weaknesses
The course covers the following topics:
-
Concerns
expressed about Single Audits
-
Internal
Controls
- General concepts
- Specific applications to Single Audits
-
Federal
cross-cutting requirements
- Administrative rules
- Cost principles
-
Identifying
specific program requirements
CPE credits: 8 to 16
Field of Study: Auditing
(Governmental)
Format: Lecture, Group
Discussion and Class Examples
Length: 1
- 2 days
For pricing and scheduling
information, contact
onsitecourses@agacgfm.org.