Audit 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Who can revoke or suspend CPA license?

A

State boards only

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2
Q

An auditor should always be

Objective?

Independent?

A

Objective yes

But only need to be independent during audit and other attestation services

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3
Q

A covered member is

A

the audit team
and
the boss office chain of command

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4
Q

Immediate Family is

A

spouse and dependents

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5
Q

Close relatives

A

parents, siblings and adult kids

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6
Q

You can only reveal confidential client data when

A

Subpoenaed

Peer Review

AICPA or State investigation

To your lawyers if being sued by the client

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7
Q

When are Contingent fees permitted

A

Fixed by courts

Compilations to third parties when stated not independent

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8
Q

Advertisements or solicitations can be misleading or deceptive if?

A

False or unjustified expectations created

Imply the ability to influence court etc

Intentionally underestimate fees

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9
Q

How long does PCAOB/SEC require auditor to keep audit documentation?

How long SAS for Non issuers require?

A

PCAOB 7 years

SAS 5 years

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10
Q

What service is the only other service you can provide to issuer if you are auditing them?

A

Tax services if approved by the audit committee

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11
Q

How often must lead partner rotate on audit?

Other Partners

A

5 years

7 years

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12
Q

A financial expert qualifies through

A

education and experience as CFO, CAO, controller, public accountant etc.

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13
Q

Circumstances that impair auditor independence

A

Owns Stocks bonds etc

Loans to or from client or officers

Savings/Checking accounts with client that exceed $250,000

Credit Card Balances of $10,000

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14
Q

What disciplinary actions can AICPA and state societies take?

A

They can sanction but cannot revoke or suspend license

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15
Q

What is the objective of detailed substantive testing?

A

To detect material misstatement

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16
Q

Types of Government Audits

A

Financial
and
Peformance

17
Q

What is a Performance Audit of Government?

A

Measure 3 things

Effectiveness, Economy and Government Control

Internal Control

Compliance

18
Q

When must government auditors be peered reviewed?

A

Every 3 years

19
Q

What features of government audited written report on internal control are frequently tested?

A

Assertion about compliance with laws

Assertion that specific controls relating to financial reporting are considered

Assertion that no weaknesses or significant deficiencies were found

20
Q

Single Audits are

A

Audit of organization receiving $750,000 of federal assistance

Audit Fin stmts
and
Compliance of Federal requirements

Materiality based on EACH major program

21
Q

How long must audit documentation be kept for government audits?

A

3 years

22
Q

The elements of quality control are

A

Human Resources

Engagement by client

Leadership

Performance

Monitoring

Ethical requirements

23
Q

Documentation Completion date is…

A

It is the date after which existing documentation cannot be deleted and additions must be documented

60 days after the report release date for SAS nonissuers

45 days for PCAOB Issuers

24
Q

A government audit compares to a regular audit how?

A

They are more extensive

25
Q

2 CFR 200 is…

A

The single audit of government entities

26
Q

How is materiality determined by Single Audit Act?

A

Either $750k
or
smaller programs use the

“risk based approach”

if risky

27
Q

For government audit would an auditor express an opinion on effectiveness of internal control over compliance?

A

No

28
Q

How is a sub recipient defined in Title 2 of the Code of Federal Regulations?

A

As a non federal entity that expends federal awards received from another entity to carry out a federal program

29
Q

Single audits and program specific audits are governed by what law?

A

2 CFR 200