AUD 3 Internal Control 2 Flashcards
The Steps in an Audit
- Prepare for the audit
- Obtain Understanding of client,
its Environment,
including Internal Control - Assess Risks of Material Misstatement and
Determine Nature, Timing, and Extent
of Further Procedures - Perform Tests of Controls
- Perform Substantive Procedures
- Formulate an Opinion
- Issue Audit Report
The Steps in an Audit
- Prepare for the audit
- Obtain Understanding of client,
its Environment,
including Internal Control - Assess Risks of Material Misstatement and
Determine Nature, Timing, and Extent
of Further Procedures - Perform Tests of Controls
- Perform Substantive Procedures
- Formulate an Opinion
- Issue Audit Report
Internal Control
Auditors of entities that do report to the S__, often referred to as issuers, are also required to obtain an understanding of internal control.
Like auditors of nonissuers, they are required to obtain and document the understanding in order to assess the risk of material misstatement of the financial statements and to plan and perform the audit.
Sarbanes-Oxley, however, requires auditors of issuers to perform an integrated audit of both internal control over financial reporting and of the financial statements.
As a result, in addition to obtaining sufficient evidence to support the auditor’s control risk assessment, the auditor is required to obtain sufficient evidence to support an opinion on internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) as of a specific point in time, the date of the financial statements.
Internal Control
Auditors of entities that do report to the SEC, often referred to as issuers, are also required to obtain an understanding of internal control.
Like auditors of nonissuers, they are required to obtain and document the understanding in order to assess the risk of material misstatement of the financial statements and to plan and perform the audit.
Sarbanes-Oxley, however, requires auditors of issuers to perform an integrated audit of both internal control over financial reporting and of the financial statements.
As a result, in addition to obtaining sufficient evidence to support the auditor’s control risk assessment, the auditor is required to obtain sufficient evidence to support an opinion on internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) as of a specific point in time, the date of the financial statements.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently re______ to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are n__ sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that i_______ controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal c_______s are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not su_______ly reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to li___ the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the n______, t______, or e_____ of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of su_______e testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive t___ing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the c___ of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of t___ing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls ex____s the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential be_____.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both iss___s and non______s may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may con_____ either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either
that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or
that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will n__ perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing
or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the a______ will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not per____ tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of re___ing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform sub______e tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at max____.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive t___s based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on C_ set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on CR set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing R__ and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on conrol risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of c______s for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the pur____ of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests b__ed on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor w___ not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) s__ at maximum.
Internal Control
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
Auditors of b___ issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
A_______s of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
Auditors of both issuers and nonissuers may conclude either that internal controls are not sufficiently reliable to limit the nature, timing, or extent of substantive testing or that the cost of testing controls exceeds the potential benefit.
In either case, the auditor will not perform tests of controls for the purpose of reducing RMM and will, instead, perform substantive tests based on control risk (CR) set at maximum.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (__) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at max____ means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the a_______ believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an e_____ or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fr___ were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a ___% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% pro_____y that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal c______ will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither pre____ it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor de____ it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow corr_______ on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a t___ly basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
S___ing control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting control risk (CR) at maximum means that
the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
Internal Control
Setting CR at maximum means that the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
When the a_____ also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
Setting CR at maximum means that the auditor believes that if an error or fraud were to occur, there is a 100% probability that the entity’s internal control will neither prevent it nor detect it to allow correction on a timely basis.
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an ex_________n of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal c______ (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the a______ is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is re____ed to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform t___s of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the op____ing effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal c_______s
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating e_________ss of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when c______s are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are n__ expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not ex___ed to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be ef______e or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the c___ of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to ex____ the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in sub_______ testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive t___ing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost red______ns in substantive testing.
Internal Control
When the auditor also is performing an examination of internal control (always the case in the audit of an issuer)
the auditor is required to perform tests of the operating effectiveness of internal controls
–even when controls are not expected to be effective or the cost of testing controls is expected to exceed the cost reductions in substantive testing.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal c______ cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An e_____’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered ef______ if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if ___ or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or m___ material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more m_______ weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material w________es exist.
Internal Control
• An entity’s internal control cannot be considered effective if one or more material weaknesses exist.
Internal Control
• The a______ must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must p___ and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and per____ the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the ex________n to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to ob____ reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain re________e assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable ass________
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.
Internal Control
• The auditor must plan and perform the examination to obtain reasonable assurance
as to whether or not material weaknesses exist as of the specified date.