Chapter 1-Part 2 Flashcards

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valuation and allocation assertion

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(accuracy or valuation)

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R: Management must assert that they have ownership rights for all amounts reported as assets on co’s b/s

O: Amounts reported as liabilities represent co’s own obligation

i.e., evidence must be obtained that assets are owned and that liabilities are owed by the co being audited

Ownership: includes assets for which a co may not hold title

Owing: includes liabilities a co may not yet be obligated to pay

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rights and obligations assertion (ownership and owing)

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P: transactions/events have been presented in accordance with GAAP

D: relevant information disclosed to children in footnotes

  1. Disclosures must be relevant , reliable, understandable and transparent to children
  2. transactions must be classified in correct acct
  3. to be useful to children information must be understandable

U: quality of info enables children to perceive its significance

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presentation and disclosure assertion (classification and understandability)

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*an auditor’s tendency not to believe management’s assertions without sufficient corroboration.

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professional skepticism

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*A potential conflict of interest always exists between the auditor and the client.

*Management wants to portray the company and its operations in the best possible light.

*Auditors want to portray the company and its operations fairly.

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Why is is important to have an attitude of skepticism?

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*Ask questions, get answers, then verify the answers.

*What do I need to know? How well do I know it? Does it make sense?

*When do you stop?

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What elements are involved in professional skepticism?

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*Financial (External Auditors/CPAs)

*Operational (Internal Auditors/CIAs)

*Compliance (Governmental Auditors)

*Forensic (Fraud Auditors/CFEs)

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Different types of audits/auditors

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*(Internal Auditors/CIAs) – efficiency of operations

*Improve operational economy

*Improve operational efficiency

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Operational Auditors

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*(External Auditors/CPAs)- not employees of the company

*Ensure that financial statements are accurate.

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Financial Auditors

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*(Governmental Auditors)

*Ensure compliance with company and/or governmental rules and regulations

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Compliance Auditors

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*(Fraud Auditors/CFEs)

*Most audits are a combination of financial, operational, and compliance audits.

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Forensic Auditors

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