ACCA F8 Ch 2 Flashcards

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What are the elements of the Audit expectations gap?

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  • Reasonablness gap
  • Deficient standards gap
  • Deficient performance gap
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What are the Audit exemptions (CA 2006)?

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  • Small or dormant (s475)
  • 10% of memebers (s476)
  • Small groups (s479)
  • Subsidaries if 1) all member agree, 2) parents garantee liabilities & 3) sub included in latest consols (s479A)
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3
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What are the requirements to be a Small Private company & LLP (CA 2006)?

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  • 2015: Turnover £6.5m; TAs £3.26m; Employees 50
  • 2016: Turnover £10.2m; TAs £5.1m; Employees 50
  • Year of grace
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How can you appoint an Auditor?

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  • General rule: 1) >50% AGM
  • By Directors if: 1) first auditor or 2) filling casualm vacancy
  • By Secretary of State if: 1) no Auditor appointed
  • Pirvate Companies: 1) deemed reappointment
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5
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What are the exemptions of an Auditors deemed reappointment?

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  • Articles require actual reappointment
  • Director’s appointment
  • 5% of members
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How can an Auditor be removed?

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  • Members in GM
  • Ordinary resolution with special notice
  • Resignation in writing a statement of no circumstances to registed office
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What are an Auditors general rights?

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  • Receive info & explainations for audit
  • Receive notice & attend GMs
  • Receive copies of written resolutions
  • Access to books & records
  • To speak about audit at GMs
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8
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What are the Auditors rights on resignation?

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  • Company circulates notice of circumstances
  • Convene EGM and speak
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What are an Auditors rights on removal?

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  • Circulateion of statement of circumstances or read it at GM
  • Speak at GM
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10
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What are the Auditor’s duties in making a report

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  • Disclose whether they believe accounts are: in accordance with 1) FRF & 2) CA 2006 & IAS Regs; & 3) true and fair
  • Disclose whether they believe director’s report is 1) consistent with accounts
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RAPID D

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  • R - proper Returns from branches
  • A - accounts Agree to underlying records
  • P - Proper accounting records maintaned
  • I - all Information & explaination recieved
  • D - information disclosed with accounts id consistent
  • D - Director’s benefits disclosed in accounts or aucit report
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12
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Eligibility to be an Auditor?

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  • Member of RSB
  • Eligible under RSB’s rules
  • Not an officer or employee
  • …….
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13
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What disclosures of the Auditor are needed/

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  • Auditor’s remuneration (even if IAS/IFRS)
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14
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What are the argumenst For and Against Accounting standards being self-regulated?

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  • For: Accountancy organisations 1) had ‘public interest’ & 2) had the greater understanding
  • Against: 1) Globalisation & 2) Enron etc.
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15
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What were the 1991 key developments for UK Auditing Standards?

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  • APB
  • SASs
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16
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What were the 2004 key developments for UK Auditing Standards?

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  • End of self-regulation of Auditing in UK
  • APB brought under FRC control
  • ISAs replace SASs