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Audit 2

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  • Inquiry can be performed during
    RAP, TOC, and/or ST
  • Audit objectives that relate to the determination of the validity of assertions on account balances or class of transactions or disclosures found in the financial statements
    Substantive audit objectives
  • Under directional testing, these tests are designed to discover omissions.
    Tracing
  • Material but not pervasive misstatements will lead to which type of audit opinion?
    Qualified
  • Scope limitations may lead to which types of audit opinion?
    Qualified or disclaimer
  • Sample size has _________ relationship with sampling risk.
    inverse
  • Interim procedures are less effective when
    the risk of material misstatements is high/er
  • Those matters that, in the auditor’s professional judgment, were of most significance in the audit of the financial statements for the current period
    Key audit matters
  • Procedures that include inquiry of management and other personnel, preliminary analytical procedures, observation, and inspection
    Risk assessment procedures
  • Attribute sampling: test of controls; ______________: substantive tests
    Variable sampling
  • What are the 2 types of sampling risks?
    Alpha and beta
  • Final analytical procedures are _________ for every FS audit engagement.
    required
  • Evidence with the lowest reliability on an FS audit perspective are
    client representations
  • Confirmations are done during
    substantive tests only
  • A paragraph included in the report to communicate a matter that is not presented or disclosed in the financial statements but, in the auditor’s judgment, is relevant to the users’ understanding of the audit
    Other matter
  • Explain the usual steps in applying substantive analytical procedures
    As discussed
  • Nature of an audit procedure refers to
    Purpose and type of audit procedures
  • Included in the report to draw the reader’s attention to a matter presented or disclosed in the financial statements
    Emphasis of matter
  • Give 3 assertions about classes of transactions and events
    Occurrence, completeness, accuracy, cut-off, classification
  • Auditor’s responsibility as to the audit of accounting estimates is to obtain evidence as to whether
    The estimate is properly accounted for and disclosed and the estimate is reasonable