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Question 1

The City and State where located

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Question 2

Preparation and Fair Presentation of Financial Statements in accordance with the Applicable Financial Reporting Framework

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Question 3

Internal Control Design, Implementation, Maintenance

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Question 4

(TIM-AA) Title; Introduction; Management Responsibility; Auditor Responsibility; Audit Opinion

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Question 5

(TIMA-BA) Title; Introduction; Management Responsibility; Auditor Responsibility; Basis for (Modified) Opinion; Audit Opinion

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Question 6

(TIM-AA EMO) Title; Introduction; Management Responsibility; Auditor Responsibility; Audit Opinion; Emphasis-of-Matter; Other-Matter

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Question 7

Component Financial Statements must be prepared using same Financial Reporting Framework as the Group Financial Statements; Component Auditor must have performed audit in accordance with GAAS or PCAOB Standards.

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Question 8

Perform additional audit procedures; Be involved in Component Auditors work; Perform Risk Assessment procedures; Assess Risk of Material Misstatement

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Question 9

Compilations are governed by SSARS (Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services)

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Question 10

Non-SEC (non-public) registrants only.

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Question 11

Accountant puts together financial statements with information PROVIDED BY MANAGEMENT. No opinion is expressed and no assurances are given. Independence is not required.

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Question 12

Disclosures not necessary must state that they are not included

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Question 13

SSARS (Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services)

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Question 14

Reviews give limited assurance.

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Question 15

Analytical procedures are required for reviews. Compare results to documented predictions.

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Question 16

Financial statements are presented with no opinion expressed- and limited assurances are given. Independence is required for a review engagement.

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Question 17

A prospective financial statement that uses normal circumstances. General and limited use allowed.

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Question 18

A prospective financial statement using hypothetical situations. Only limited use by the client is allowed.

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Question 19

Independence is required; Only limited use by the client is allowed.

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Question 20

No disclosure required.

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Question 21

Accrue if estimable. Emphasis-of-Matter paragraph if not estimable.

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Question 22

Auditor assesses need for Emphasis-of-Matter paragraph based on loss likelihood.

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Question 23

Gain contingencies are not reported.

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Question 24

It doesn’t. Opinion is Unmodified.

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Question 25

Modified-Adverse Opinion is issued. Emphasis-of-Matter paragraph is added after Opinion paragraph.

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Question 26

GAS is more strict than GAAS.

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Question 27

An audit performed under governmental auditing standards (GAS). A report on internal control is required. GAAS and GAS don't require the I/C report.

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