chap 8 planning Flashcards

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what is one of the most important steps in audit planning

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gaining an understanding of the clients business and industry

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much of the early planning of audits deals with getting info to help assess what risks?

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acceptable audit risk,client business risk, and risk of material misstatement

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what are the 3 risks that signifcantly influence the conduct and cost of audits?

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  1. acceptable audit risk 2. client business risk 3. risk of material misstatement
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obtaining sufficient appropriate evidence is essential if the CPA firms wants to do what? (2)

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  1. minimize legal liability 2. maintain a good reputation in the business community
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whaqt is client business risk?

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The risk that the entity fails to achieve its objectives or execute its strategies.

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assessing acceptable audit risk, client buiness risk , and risk of material misstatment is an important part of audit planning becuase it helps determine what? (2)

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  1. the audit procedures and amount of evidence that will need to be accumulated 2. the experience level of the staff needed for the engagment
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what is acceptable audit risk?

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A measure of how willing the auditor is to accept that the financial statements may be materially misstated after the audit is completed and an unmodified opinion has been issued

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the risk of material misstatment is a function of the suceptibility of the FSs to misstatement and the effectiveness of what?

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The clients controls in preventing or detecting and correcting misstatements

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what are the 3 parts of audit planning?

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  1. gaining an understanding of the clients business and industry 2. developing an overall audit plan and strategy 3. making a preliminary judgemnet about materiality
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The risk that the financial statements contain a material misstatement due to fraud or error prior to the audit.

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risk of material misstatement

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regarding audit planning the AICPA audit standards say?

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the auditor must plan the work and properly supervise any assistants

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The risk that the entity fails to achieve its objectives or execute its strategies.

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client business risk

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what is risk of material misstatement?

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The risk that the financial statements contain a material misstatement due to fraud or error prior to the audit.

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keeping costs reasonable helps the firm do what?

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remain competitive

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what are the 3 main reasons why the audito should properly plan engagments?

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  1. Enable the auditor to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence for the circumstances. 2.Help keep audit costs reasonable. 3, Avoid misunderstandings with the client
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A measure of how willing the auditor is to accept that the financial statements may be materially misstated after the audit is completed and an unmodified opinion has been issued. this is what kind of risk?

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acceptable audit risk

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avoiding misunderstandings with the client is necessary for what ? (2)

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  1. good client relations 2. facilitating high quality work at reasonable cost
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what are the 8 major parts of audit planning

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  1. accept client and perform initial audit planning 2. understand clients business and industry 3. perform preliminary analytical procedures 4. set preliminary judgment of materiality and performance materiality 5. identify significant risks due to fraud or error 6. assess inherent risks 7. understand internal control and assess control risk 8. finalize overall audit strategy and audit plan