A1 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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SAS

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principle for nonissuers

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2
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PCAOB

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principle for issuers

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3
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GAGAS

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principle for governmental

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4
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Auditor Responsibilities

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Professional skepticism, ethical, Professional judgement, evaluate sufficient audit evidence, use generally accepted auditing standards

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5
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reasonable assurance includes

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planning work+ supervise assistants, determine materiality, asses risk of material misstatement, obtain sufficient evidence

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6
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Material and pervasive

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Disclaimer

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7
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Material but not pervasive

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Qualified

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8
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Material and pervasive (Financial Statements)

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Adverse

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9
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Statements are presented fairly

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unmodified

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10
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most significant aspect of audit

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key audit matter

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11
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arise from current periods audit of financial statements

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critical audit matter

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12
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where does basis for opinion on unmodified statements go?

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GAAS

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13
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where do managements responsibilities go on unmodified statements ?

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GAAP

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14
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where do PCOAB auditing standards go on (unqualified)

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Basis for opinion section

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15
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Where is GAAP included? (unqualified)

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Opinion on the Financial statements section

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16
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When should you make an adverse opinion?

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insufficient disclosures
unjustified departure from GAAP
Unreasonable accounting estimate
Unjustified US GAAP consistency change

17
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when should you make a disclaimer opinion?

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inability to perform the substantive test
management refusal to provide a representation letter
timing constraint
refusal for client attorney represent
fails to meet independence requirements.

18
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Restriction on audit caused by client

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Scope of Limitation

19
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material misstatement related to uncertainty

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Qualified/adverse

20
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insufficient evidence

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qualified/disclaimer

21
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scope of limitation examples

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inability to provide (inventory, receivables, financial statements), audiT Procedure restrictions, inadequate records, management letter refusal, client attorney response refusal

22
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fundamental to users understanding of financial statements

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emphasis of matter

23
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matters other than those presented on the financial statements

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Emphasis of Matter Requirement (CAP)

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Consistency (lack of)
Audit opinion change
purpose (Special Purpose Framework)

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Explanatory Paragraph Requirements
1. opinion based on predecessor auditor -substantial doubt about ability -material change between periods -previous material misstatements
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other matter requirements
-restrict the use of the report -has predecessor auditor -presented in comparative matter
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occurs after balance sheet date but before FS are issued
subsequent event
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information presented outside financial statement
supplementary information
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fundamental to users understanding of financial statements
emphasis of matter paragraph