When the audit team increases the planned assessed level of control risk because certain control activities were determined to be ineffective, the audit team would most likely increase the:
Multiple Choice
extent of tests of controls.
level of detection risk.
level of inherent risk.
extent of substantive tests of details.
Option D (extent of substantive tests of details)
Control risk refers to the chances of any material misstatements in the financial statements of the company. In the case of higher probability of control risk, audit team is most likely to increase the extent of substantive tests of details
When the audit team increases the planned assessed level of control risk because certain control activities...
Which of the following should an auditor do when control risk is assessed at the maximum level? Multiple Choice A. Document the control structure more extensively. B. Perform fewer substantive tests of details. C. Document the assessment. D. Perform more tests of controls.
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12. Which of the following statements are true in respect of detection risk? detection If inherent and control risk are assessed to be low then the auditor will need to lower the risk 1) If inherent and control risk are assessed to be low then the auditor will need to increase the size of samples when substantive testing A. 1 only B. 2 only C. Both of them D. Neither of them 2) Which of the following statements are true...
If auditors assess control risk at the maximum level, they will tend to: Multiple Choice perform more audit procedures using internal evidence. perform substantive tests at an interim date. perform a great deal of additional tests of controls. perform a great deal of substantive testing during the audit.
After running tests of control, Javier found that a key control is not functioning as designed. He also noted the lack of other compensating controls. To address this issue, Javier should do all of the following EXCEPT A : make appropriate changes to the nature, timing, and extent of substantive tests related to the assertion. B : increase the assessed level of control risk. C : decrease the level of assessed detection risk. D : make an appropriate change to...
Using the audit risk model, state the effect on control risk, inherent risk, acceptable audit risk, and planned evidence for each of the following independent events. In each of the events cirlce one letter for each of the three independent variables and planned evidence: I=increase, D=decrease, N= no effect, and C= cannot determine from the information provided. A. The client's management materially decreased long-term contractual debt: Control risk IDNC Acceptable audit risk IDNC Inherent risk IDNC Planned evidence IDNC B....
1. Define internal control. 2. Internal control provides reasonable assurance. Explain. 3. What are the objectives of a system of internal control? 4. Enumerate, and explain briefly, the components of an internal control. 5. What is the control environment? What are the elements that comprise the control environment? 6. What is meant by risk assessment process? 7. What is an information system? 8. What are control activities? 9. Give the different types of control activities. 10. Why is it necessary...
If a company’s control risk is initially assessed as low, the auditor needs to gather evidence on the operating effectiveness of the controls. For each of the following control activities listed as (1)–(10), do the following two tasks: a. Describe the test of control that the auditor would use to determine the operating effectiveness of the control. b. Briefly describe how substantive tests of account balances should be modified if the auditor finds that the control is not working as...
If a company’s control risk is initially assessed as low, the auditor needs to gather evidence on the operating effectiveness of the controls. For each of the following control activities listed as (1)–(10), do the following two tasks: a. Describe the test of control that the auditor would use to determine the operating effectiveness of the control. b. Briefly describe how substantive tests of account balances should be modified if the auditor finds that the control is not working as...
Question 13 When control risk is deemed high, the auditor should: (Select the correct answer.) a. Perform sufficient and appropriate substantive procedures that reduce detection risk to a low level. b. Perform sufficient and appropriate substantive procedures that reduce inherent risk to a low level. c. Perform fewer sufficient and appropriate substantive procedures in order to increase detection risk. d. Resign from the audit engagement. Question 14 An auditor determines that management integrity is high, the RMM is low, and...