Chapter 4 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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How prepares FS

A

Management

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2
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Auditor clarification

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As long as management understand and approve

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3
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Going concern (2)

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  • Assumption that the entity will continue operating in the following period
  • Management required to assess entity going concern, unless they intend the opposite
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4
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Maintain Adequate System of Internal Control

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Provide reasonable assurance that the entity will achieve its objectives

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5
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Unrestricted Access to Relevant Information and People to auditor (3)

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  • Access to all info relevant info to prep FS (records, doc,)
  • Any additional information that auditor may request
  • Unrestricted access to persons in entity to obtain audit evidence
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Responsibilities of Those Charged with Governance (5)

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  • Direct and controls rules and practices
  • Balance the interest of stakeholders
  • Often the BOD
  • High strategic view of org and resources
  • Approve and understand audited FS
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7
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Role of Audit Committee (3)

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  • Safeguard for auditor independence
  • Oversee financial reporting process and external auditor
  • Required for public accountable entities
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Governance vs. Management

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Governance: Oversee management and FRP
Management: Prep FS and internal control

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BOD responsibilities (3)

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  • Reviewing auditor independence & qualification
  • Appointing the external auditor
  • Preapproving audit and audit-related fees and expense
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10
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Auditor’s Responsibilities (2)

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  • Reasonable assurance
  • Reasonably certain that FS are free from material errors
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Inherent Limitation of the Audit (5)

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  • Subjectivity
  • Concealed fraud
  • Can’t predict future
  • Persuasive evidence (and not conclusive)
  • Can’t detect all misstatement
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12
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Material Frauds (2)

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  • Misappropriation of asset (theft)
  • Fraudulent financial reporting (Manipulation of FS)
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Auditor’s limitation to detect material misstatements (3)

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  • Related-party Relationship and Transaction
  • Non-Compliance with Laws and Regulations
  • Future Events and Going Concern
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14
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Direct LAR

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Determine reported amount and disclosure in FS

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15
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Indirect LAR

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Set provisions under which the entity is allowed to conduct its business

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16
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Component of professional judgement (3)

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  • Objective
  • Gather good evidence
  • Consider impact on FS users
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Auditor Mindset (5)

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  • Identify and define issues
  • Gather the facts and info
  • Perform analysis and evaluate alt
  • Reach conclusions
  • Review and complete documentation and rationale for conclusions
18
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Professional Skepticism

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Ability to obtain and critically analyze info from client and 3rd parties

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Professional Skepticism components (2)

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  • Questioning mind (“trust by verify”)
  • Critical assessment of the audit evidence (asking question and paying attention to inconsistencies)
20
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Business Acumen

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Deep knowledge of client business model and their environment and competencies

21
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Biases and Judgement Traps (6)

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  • Conformation bias
  • Overconfidence bias
  • Anchoring
  • Availability
  • Automation
  • Groupthink
22
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Conformation bias

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Only looking at info that confirms what I know, ignore what I don’t know

23
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Overconfidence bias

A

I know everything and wont ask for help from anyone

24
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Anchoring

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Assume that nothing changes and you do the same thing again (follow things done before blindly)

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Availability
Only look at what the client gives you
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Automation
Assume the anything that is automated (system) is good
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Groupthink
Don't question the opinion of your team, assume that since the majority of your team think in a way, then that way is right
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Element that can affect professional skepticism
Time pressure
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Purpose of cycle approach (3)
- Help with flow of transaction - Identify point of RMM to mitigate them - Help determine audit procedure to use
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Role of assertions (2)
- Ensure that financial records and disclosures are correct and appropriate - "Scoping tool" to help auditors decide where to focus their attention
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Relevant assertions
Factors that increase the possibility of misstatement (Management bias, risk of fraud, change in econ condition)
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Transaction Assertions (6)
- Occurrence (start from the book) - Completeness (start with the support) - Accuracy (books to books) - Cut-off (date, time) - Classification - Presentation (correctly described and understandable)
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Assertion Balance (6)
- Existence (start from the book) - Right and Obligation (legal title, consignment, item billed to customer) - Completeness - Accuracy, Valuation, Allocation - Classification - Presentation