1) Risk assessment procedures are respond the material misstatement in records and financial statements.
Risk assessment procedures are : Test of Control, Substantive Procedures and Analytical Procedures.
2) Yes, they are almost same but what matters is when they are performed. Substantive includes actual documents verification and analytical also includes that. However, it also includes the analysis using various formulas to identify loopholes and variances.
3) AS 2201. Yes, separate report shall be issued.
Consider AICPA guidance. Why should an auditor perform risk assessment procedures? Also, what are three risk assessment...
1.Which of the following is not one of the steps the auditor must perform to assess control risk at less than “high” for a financial statement assertion? A) obtain an understanding of internal control B) identify controls that address all relevant assertions in the financial statements C) make a preliminary assessment of control risk based on the design of relevant controls D) test the operating effectiveness of the controls that must be effective to reduce control risk 2.Which of the...
D’Aquila, J., K. Capriotti, R. Boylan, and R. O’Keefe. 2010. Guidance on auditing high-risk clients. CPA Journal (October): 32-37 What are main factors that influence engagement risk? Why should an auditor perform risk assessment procedures? How does an auditor identify significant risks of material misstatement? According to the article, what are the most important strategies firms should use to mitigate risk? Eilifsen, A. and W. F. Messier, Jr. 2015. Materiality guidance of the major public accounting firms. Auditing: A Journal...
These are more choices to choose from. John Josephs, an audit manager for Tip, Acanoe & Tylerto, was asked to speak at a dinner meeting of the local Small Business Administration Association. The president of the association has suggested that he talk about the various phases of the audit process to help small business owners better understand what auditors do. John has asked you, his trusted assistant, to prepare an outline for his speech. He suggests that you answer the...
1. Which of the following matters would an auditor most likely consider to be a significant deficiency to be communicated to the audit committee? A. Management's failure to renegotiate unfavorable long-term purchase commitments.B. Recurring operating losses that may indicate going concern problems.C. Evidence of a lack of objectivity by those responsible for accounting decisions.D. Management's current plans to reduce its ownership equity in the entity. 2. After obtaining an understanding of internal control and arriving at a preliminary assessed level...
Review the Audit report (found in the 10-K) for the following two companies. Highlight or summarize differences between the reports (other than the name of Company, Audit Firm, Financial statement period covered). Note: 1. Each Company may have two audit reports (one opinion on financial statements and one for audit of internal controls) or the two opinions may be combined into one report. 2. You are not required to review the entire 10-K. Find the audit report in the 10-K...
LO 10-6, 10 10-36 Based on an assessment of audit risk, the auditors are concerned with the following two risks: 1. The risk that that the client might be making duplicate payments to vendors. 2. The risk that the client's accounting clerk might be making unauthorized payments to himself. a. Assuming that the client has a manual accounting system, describe how the auditors can design a test to identify the duplicate payments and unauthorized payments. b. Assuming that the client...