Chapter 11 - reporting Flashcards

1
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True or False

A report to those charged with governance should be in writing?

A

True

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What might be included in a report to those charged with governance?

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  • responsibility of auditor in relation to the financial statements of audit
  • an overview of the planned scope and timing of the audit
  • significant findings from the audit

For listed clients also:
- Confirmation from audit team have complied with ethical requirements
- Declaration of matters that may have a bearing on independence including disclosure of fees received for non audit services from the client
- Detailed of safeguards applied

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Effective communication attributes

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  • Timely (see an error fix it immediately)
  • Includes disclaimer ( eg. reliance only for management)
  • Repeats unresolved previous year points
  • Includes management comments
  • Fulfils expectations of those charges with governance
  • Included management comments
  • Repeats unresolved previous year points
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4
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Auditors must communicate significant deficiencies in internal control

Examples in determining if internal control deficiencies are significant are:

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  • Likelihood of material misstatements
  • Susceptibility to loss or fraud
  • Size of the item in the financial statements
  • Volume of activity
  • Importance of the controls to the financial reporting process
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5
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A report charged to those with governance will include:

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  • A covering letter
  • An appendix setting out deficiencies, consequences and recommendations
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other info on auditors report include

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directors are responsible for the other information presented within the annual report

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7
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what are key audit matters

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Matters that the auditor judges to have had the work carried out and include the most significant assessed risks of material misstatement identified

  • Auditor provides a description of each KAM setting out why the matter was considered to be significant and how it was addressed in the audit
  • Include a summary of their responses/key observations
  • Explain how the scope of their work addressed each KAM and was influenced by applying materiality
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