Audit Sampling Flashcards

1
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What are some reasons to sample?

A

Cost effective
Time management
Focus on key areas
Feasibility

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What is the audit sampling process?

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Define objectives
Define population
Select sampling method
Determine sample size
Select sample items
Perform audit procedures
Evaluate results
Document the process

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3
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What type of sampling is used for test of controls?

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Attribute sampling

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4
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What type of sampling is used for test of details?

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Variable sampling

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5
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What type of statistical sampling is used in attribute sampling?

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Regular
Sequential
Discovery

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6
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What type of statistical sampling is used in variable sampling?

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Classical
Probability proportional to size (PPS)

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What is random sampling?

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Every item in the population has an equal chance of being selected

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What is systematic sampling?

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Auditor selects every nth item after a random start

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What is haphazard sampling?

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Auditor might pick invoices randomly without following a numerical order or pattern, simply choosing those that, at first glance, seem relevant or necessary for review.

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What is block or cluster sampling?

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The auditor selects continuous units or ‘blocks’ of items for review.

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What is stratified sampling?

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Auditor divides the population into subgroups (or ‘strata’) and selects samples from each subgroup.

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