There are many topics in the audit risk of e-commerce companies, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Financial risks: E-commerce companies have inflated sales, false reports of costs, slow sales, Financial risks such as excess inventory. Auditors need to conduct a comprehensive review of the company's financial statements to ensure that the company's financial data is accurate.

2. Tax risks: E-commerce companies need to face complex tax policies and tax regulations, such as value-added tax, business tax, income tax, etc. Auditors need to review the company's tax status to ensure that the company complies with tax regulations and avoids tax risks.

3. Intellectual property risks: E-commerce companies need to deal with a large number of intellectual property issues, such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, etc. Auditors need to review the company's intellectual property rights to ensure that the company's intellectual property rights are not infringed and to avoid intellectual property risks.

4. Information security risks: E-commerce companies need to handle a large amount of user information, such as personal information, transaction information, etc. Auditors need to review the company's information system to ensure the company's information security and avoid information security risks.

In view of the above audit risks, auditors need to adopt corresponding solutions and countermeasures. Such as strengthening financial internal control, standardizing tax payment behavior, establishing an intellectual property protection mechanism, strengthening information security management, etc.

In addition, you also need to pay attention to the following expanded instructions:

1. With the development of the Internet, e-commerce companies are facing increasing audit risks, such as network security risks , intellectual property protection risks, etc.

2. E-commerce companies need to establish a complete internal control mechanism to ensure the company’s operational safety and financial stability.

3. Auditors need to have certain knowledge and professional skills in the e-commerce industry in order to better identify and resolve the company’s audit risks.