Government accounts carry a different weight than corporate ones — public funds, public accountability, and audit standards that leave little room for error. This course focuses on that specific responsibility: how state final accounts get prepared, and how internal and external auditors verify them.

Rather than treating auditing as a branch of accounting, the course frames it as the verification step that comes after the books are closed — the independent check that confirms a state entity's figures genuinely reflect its financial year.

Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers this course to everyone who wants to build solid skills in the accounts process and gain hands-on expertise in state final-account audit.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and owners of economic enterprises and companies.
• State company accountants and audit officials.
• Officials responsible for preparing and auditing state final accounts.

Knowledge and Benefits

• Core basics of preparing and auditing accounts.
• Why audit and account preparation matter for public accountability.
• Practical experience in preparing and auditing final accounts.

Module 1: Auditor Roles and the Value of Independent Review

• Why audit matters for the credibility of state accounts
• The difference between internal and external auditors
• How auditors support the accounting process in state enterprises

Module 2: Preparing and Reviewing the State Final Account

• Steps for preparing the state's final account
• Common problems encountered during final-account preparation