Advanced audit and assurance exam prep
The ACCA Advanced Audit and Assurance syllabus
The AAA-UK syllabus for September 2026 to June 2027 has nine areas, A to I. The last two are the professional skills and the employability and technology skills you use in every answer.
The nine areas
- A Regulatory environment
- B Professional and ethical considerations
- C Quality management
- D Planning and conducting an audit of historical financial information
- E Completion, review and reporting
- F Other assignments
- G Current issues and developments
- H Professional skills
- I Employability and technology skills
Area D is the widest
It runs from materiality, analytical procedures and risk assessment to evidence, automated tools, related parties, audit procedures on a long list of balances and transactions, the work of experts and internal auditors, and group audits.
Other assignments
Area F covers assurance and audit-related services, due diligence, reviews of interim financial information, prospective financial information, forensic audits, insolvency under UK law, and the assurance of sustainability information.
Try 3 questions
Short questions in the course’s own format, not ACCA’s: the exam itself is all written.
Questions people ask
What does AAA build on?
Audit and Assurance at the Applied Skills level, with the accounting knowledge examined in Strategic Business Reporting.
Did the AAA syllabus change for 2026 to 2027?
No. There are no additions, deletions or amendments to the syllabus for September 2026 to June 2027.
Is insolvency in the AAA-UK syllabus?
Yes. Area F includes liquidation and administration, fraudulent and wrongful trading, and the order in which a company's assets are applied.
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