The book "Audit (part 1): guidelines for practical work" under the authorship of a team of authors, including M. A. Ryabovu, is an indispensable resource for students, graduate students and practitioners in the field of accounting and auditing . This work is the first part of an extensive training manual that covers key aspects of auditing, offering readers not only the theoretical knowledge but also the practical skills needed to successfully complete audits. The book discusses the basic principles and methods of audit, as well as its role in the system of financial control. The authors pay special attention to methodological recommendations that will help readers to better understand how to organize and conduct an audit, as well as how to interpret the results Unlike many textbooks, "Audit (Part 1)" focuses on practical aspects, which makes it especially useful for those who are preparing for real situations in professional activities. This book will be of interest not only to students of economic specialties, but also to practicing accountants, auditors and financial analysts who seek to improve their skills and deepen their knowledge in the field of audit. It is suitable for those who want to understand the intricacies of audits, as well as those who are planning a career in financial control and risk management. The age category of readers varies from senior students to young professionals, as well as teachers who are looking for relevant materials for their classes. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, including audit methodology, audit planning, collection and analysis of audit evidence, and risk assessment. The authors share practical examples and cases, which allows readers not only to learn the theory, but also to see how it is applied in practice. The book also raises important ethics issues in auditing, which makes it relevant in light of current requirements for professional auditors. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes the material easy to perceive. They use a variety of illustrations, diagrams, and tables that help visualize complex concepts and simplify the learning process. This makes the book not only useful, but also enjoyable to read. In addition, the team of authors working on “Audit” has a rich experience in the field of teaching and practical activities, which gives additional value to their recommendations. Their previous work is also noteworthy as they cover related topics such as accounting, financial analysis, and risk management. If you are looking for a quality audit tutorial that combines theory and practice, “Audit (Part 1): guidelines for doing practical work” will be an excellent choice. This book will not only help you to master the necessary skills, but also inspire further study and development in the field of audit. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of financial control and become a professional in your field!