Chapter 10 Flashcards
(17 cards)
Identify Risks Through Understanding Entity (2)
- Document understanding of the entity in the working paper
- Purpose: identify and assess RMM
When to Assess Risk and Develop Overall Risk Response
After risk is identified
Overall risk response components (4)
- Types and allocation of resources
- Timing of the engagement
- Change to the nature timing
- Extent of audit procedure
Overall audit strategy components (2)
- Overall risk assessment
- Risk response
Working paper highlights (4)
- Scope - Accounting framework
- Timing - reporting deadline & when work will be performed
- Significant factors for the engagement team’s effort
- Nature and extent of resources necessary to perform the audit
Where does Overall Audit Strategy info comes from (3)
- Entity and its environment
- Inherent risk factors
- Internal control system
Risk assessment key points (3)
- Performance materiality
- Understanding the entity
- Nature of assessed risks
Audit plan key planning decisions (4)
- RMM
- Approach
- Materiality
- Procedures
Audit Approaches (3)
- Combined approach
- Substantive procedure only
- Test of control only
What happens to substantive testing if you have good controls?
More control testing and less substantive testing is needed
Test of control procedures (5)
- Inspection
- Observation
- Inquiries
- Recalculation
- Reperformance
Test of detail procedures (5)
- Inspection
- Inquiries
- External confirmation
- Recalculation
- Reperformance
Substantive analytical procedures (2)
- Inquiries
- Analytical procedures
Risky areas (5)
- Non-routine related party trans
- Estimates
- Non compliance with law and regulations
- Going concerns
- Subsequent events
Dual purpose test
Control & substantive test
Major concern in audit (2)
- Risk of fraud from potential management override
- Presumed risk of fraud in revenue recognition
Types of tests of detail (3)
- Inspection, confirmation, reperformance, recalculation (procedures)
- Extent of testing
- Timing (year-end/interim)