This report presents an analysis of audit, assurance, and compliance, focusing on the financial aspects of DIPL. It begins by applying analytics to DIPL's economic report, emphasizing the importance of audit planning and cost maintenance, as well as the use of financial ratios for performance evaluation. The report then identifies inherent risk factors arising from DIPL's business proceedings, including those related to employee inexperience, IT process implementations, and potential material misstatements. The discussion extends to how these risks can affect financial reporting. Finally, the report identifies and explains two key fraud risk factors related to misstatements stemming from fraudulent financial reporting systems. The report references several academic sources to support its findings, offering a comprehensive overview of the audit and compliance landscape.