1.0 - Approach to Planning Flashcards

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Step 1

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Ensuring that ethical requirements continue to be met

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Step 2

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Ensuring the terms of the engagement are understood

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Step 3

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Establishing the overall audit strategy

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What are the first 2 ways to establish the overall audit strategy?

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  • identifying the relevant characteristics of the engagement, such as the reporting framework used as this will set the scope for the engagement
  • discovering key dates for reporting and other communications
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What are the next 2 ways to establish the overall audit strategy?

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  • determining materiality, preliminary risk assessment, whether internal controls are to be tested
  • consideration of when work is to be carried out e.g before or after year end
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What is the final way to establish the overall audit strategy?

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Consideration of ‘team members’ available, their skills - how and when they are to be used. In addition, appropriate levels of staff are required to facilitate direction, supervision and review of more junior team members’ work

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Step 4

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Developing an audit plan including risk assessment procedures, audit tests and any other procedures necessary to comply with ISA Standards

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What must be documented?

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The audit plan and any significant changes to it during the audit

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