Ch. 6 - Risk Flashcards
1
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What is Audit Risk
A
the risk that an auditor expresses an inappropriate opinion when the FS are materially misstated
2
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Audit Risk Model
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Acceptable Audit Risk = IR x CR x DR
3
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Detection Risk
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The risk that the procedures performed won’t detect a material misstatement
4
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Inherent Risk
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the risk of material misstatement of the FS before considering related controls
5
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Inherent risk factors at OFSL - examples
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- a company in poor financial condition
- significant competition
- first time audit
- upcoming sale of the company
- upcoming IPO
6
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Control Risk
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the risk that internal controls of the company will not catch material misstatements
7
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Control risk factors at OFSL - examples
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- use of an outdated GL system
- lack of segregation of duties
- lack of an internal audit team
- lack of computer controls
- lack of policies
8
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Procedures to address the RMM at OFSL
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- emphasize professional skepticism
- assign more experienced staff
- increase supervision
- add elements of unpredictability
9
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Inherent risk factors at assertion level - examples
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- change in technology
- type of inventory held
- complex transactions
- unusual or non-routine transcations
10
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control risk factors at assertion level - examples
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- information processing controls
- physical controls
- segregation of duties