1) In general what two scenarios would require the auditor to modify their audit opinion? Does this change based on the severity of the circumstance?
1) IN GENERAL WHAT TWO SCENARIOS WOULD REQUIRE THE AUDITOR TO MODIFY THEIR AUDIT OPTIONS? DOES THIS CHANGE BASED ON THE SEVERITY OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES?
A) When an auditor is able to satisfactorily conclude that the financial statements are free from material mismanagement they express an unmodified opinion.The compete form and content of the unmodified opinion are presented in ISA 700.FORMING AN OPINION AND REPORTING ON FINANCIAL STATEMENTS,however,auditors typically use one of two well known phrases to reflect their conclusions,either The financial statements present fairly in all the material respects or The financial statements give a true and fair view.There are two circumstances when the auditor may choose not to issue an unmodified opinion.
a) when the financial statements are not free form material misstatement or
b)when they have been unable to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence
In this circumstances the auditor has to issue a modified version of their opinion there are three types of modification.Their use depends upon the nature an severity of the matter under consideration they are
1) The qualified opinion
2) The adverse opinion
3) The disclaimer opinion.
1) In general what two scenarios would require the auditor to modify their audit opinion? Does...
, what two scenarios would require the auditor to modify their audit opinion? Does this change based on the severity of the circumstance?
An auditor would not render an opinion on a(an): Financial audit of financial statements. Performance audit. Audit to determine whether a governmental department's financial information complies with specific state regulatory requirements. Audit to determine whether the entity has adhered to specific compliance requirements applicable to a major program.
What is the purpose of a disclaimer of opinion? In what situations would an auditor issue a disclaimer of opinion? Why should the auditor ordinarily disclaim an opinion if the client imposes significant scope limitations on the audit procedures?
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Indicate which changes would require an explanatory paragraph in the audit report. O A. Changes in reporting entities, such as the inclusion of an additional company in the combined financial statements Yes The CPA makes reference to the work of another auditor to indicate shared responsibility in an unqualified opinion. No OB. Changes in reporting entities, The CPA makes reference to the such as the inclusion of an work of another auditor to additional company in the indicate shared responsibility...
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Multiple Choice Questions!! Please choose the correct answers wisely. 1) During the audit the independent auditor identified the existence of a weakness in the client's internal control and communicated this finding in writing to the client's senior management and those charged with governance. The auditor should : a) Consider the weakness a scope limitation and therefore disclaim an opinion. b) Suspend all audit activities pending directions from the client's audit committee. c) Withdraw from the engagement. d) Consider the effects...