AUD 1 - Forming an Audit Opinion Flashcards
Define qualified opinion? Is it a GAAS or GAAP problem?
States that “EXCEPT FOR” the effects of the matter(s) to which the qualification relates, the financial statements are “PRESENTED FAIRLY”
- Can be either a GAAS or GAAP problem
Define adverse opinion? Is it a GAAS or GAAP problem?
- Only used when problem is material AND pervasive
States that the financial statements “DO NOT PRESENT FAIRLY” the financial position in conformity with the applicable financial reporting framework
- GAAP problem
Define disclaimer of opinion? Is it a GAAS or GAAP problem?
- Only used when problem is material AND pervasive
States that the auditor “DOES NOT EXPRESS” an opinion on the financial statements
- GAAS problem
Define pervasive?
Very material
Define the opinion for non or immaterial problems when:
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
- Unmodified (unqualified) opinion
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
- Unmodified (unqualified) opinion
Define the opinion for material but NOT pervasive problems when:
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
- Qualified opinion
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
- Qualified opinion
Define the opinion for material AND pervasive problems when:
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
1) Financial statements are materially misstated (GAAP problem)
- Adverse opinion
2) There is an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence (GAAS problem)
- Disclaimer of opinion