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Preparing for Your First Financial Statement Audit: A 90-Day Readiness Plan

The work that determines how your first audit goes happens in the ninety days before fieldwork, not during it. A week-by-week sequence covering reconciliations, schedules, estimates documentation and the control gaps worth closing before an auditor names them for you.

22 July 2026 9 min read Deanna A. Henderson, CPA, CMA

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