Audit Documentation and Communication with Those Charged With Governance Flashcards

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Purpose of Audit Documentation

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  1. Supports Audit Report
  2. Supports PSA and other applicable standards
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Audit Documentation

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Record of audit procedures performed, relevant audit evidence obtained, and conclusions reached.

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Audit File

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One or more folders or other storage media containing the records that comprise the audit documentation for a specific engagement

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Experienced Auditor

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Individual who has practical audit experience and a reasonable understanding of:
a. Audit Processes
b. PSA
c. Business environment
d. Auditing and Financial Reporting Issues

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Form, Content, and Extent of Audit Documentation

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Prepare the documentation so enable an experienced auditor having no previous connection to the audit to understand:
- Nature timing and extent of audit procedures performed
- The results of audit procedures performed, and audit evidence obtained
- Significant matters arising during the audit and the conclusions reached

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Factors affecting Audit documentation

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  1. Size and complexity of the entity
  2. Nature of the audit procedures performed
  3. Identified risks of material misstatement
  4. Significance of audit evidence obtained
  5. Nature and extent of exceptions
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Factors affecting Audit documentation

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  1. Size and complexity of the entity
  2. Nature of the audit procedures performed
  3. Identified risks of material misstatement
  4. Significance of audit evidence obtained
  5. Nature and extent of exceptions
  6. Need to document a conclusion
  7. Audit methodology and tools used
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What should be documented

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  1. Who performed the audit work and who reviewed specific audit documentation and the dfates
  2. Concerning specific items tested
    a. Documents inspected
    b. Copies of entity’s records when needed to enable the experienced auditor to understand the work performed and conclusions reached
  3. Any departure from a basic principle or essential procedure in the PSAs
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Documentation of New Information

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  1. When received after report date, the auditor should consider whether to perform audit procedure on the new information based on nature and significance of information
  2. If new information is added to working papers, it should include:
    a. when and by whom changes were made and reviewed.
    b. Specific reasons for change
    c. Effect if any on auditor’s conclusions
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Assembly of Audit File

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Auditor shall assemble the audit documentation in an audit file and complete administrative process of assembling the final audit file not later than 60 days after the date of the auditor’s report.

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Owner of Audit Documentation

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Property of the Auditor and not considered as part or as a substitute for client’s records

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Retention Period for Audit Engagement

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Prior to 2019 7 Years
Revised Retention Period at least 10 years
5 to 7 to 10

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Guidelines for Preparation of Working Papers

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  1. Heading
  2. Indexing
  3. Cross-Indexing
  4. Tick marks
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Classification of Working Paper

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  1. Permanent Working Paper
  2. Current Working Paper
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Permanent Working Papers

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Contain information about historical data about the client that are of continuing relevance to the audit

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Example of Working Papers

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  1. Information of legal and organizational structure
  2. Copies of minutes and important legal documents and agreements
  3. Information concerning industry, economic environment, and legislative environment
  4. Information related to understanding of client’s itnernal control
  5. Copies of letters or nots concerning audit matters communicated or discussed with entity
  6. Analysis from previous years of accounts with continuing importance
  7. Results of analytical procedures from previous audits
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Current Working Papers

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Working paper for current year and include all audit documentation applicable to the period under audit

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Example of Current Working Paper

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  1. A copy of financial statements
  2. Overall audit strategy
  3. Audit plan
  4. Audit Program
  5. General information
  6. Working trial balance
  7. Assembly sheets or lead schedule
  8. Adjusting and reclassification entries
  9. Audit memoranda
  10. Supporting Schedule
  11. Reconciliation of amounts
  12. Test of reasonableness
  13. Summary of procedures
  14. Examination of supporting documents
  15. Informational
  16. Outside documentation