A3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is Variable sampling?

A

used to estimate numerical measurement of a population (ex. dollar value of inventory)

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2
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What is the primary objective of Probability proportional to sample size?

A

To Id overstament errors

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3
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Define Precision

A

Evaluating possible error in either direction

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4
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What type of sampling is used to determine the inventory quantities on hand?

A

Variable sampling

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5
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What is an advantage of Stratified vs Nonstratified Sampling?

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Stratified helps auditor measure sufficiency of the audit (quantify the audit risk)

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6
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What is a procedure that is performed to audit the statement of cashflows?

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Auditor reconciles the amounts on the statement to amounts on other financial statements.

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7
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Why might the auditor incorrectly assess control risk higher than appropriate? (2 ways)

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  1. if the deviation rate in the auditors sample is higher than the tolerable rate
  2. If the deviation rate in population is less than tolerable rate
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8
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What risk increases when auditor performs substantive analytical audit procedures at interim date?

A

Detection risk

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9
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Define detection risk?

A

Risk that an auditor will not detect material misstatement that exists in an assertion

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10
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What is the result if detection risk decreases?

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Substantive tests increase

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