Chapter 24: Completing the Audit Flashcards

1
Q

In phase 4, completing the audit we have to

1) review for ________ _________
2) review for _________ ________
3) accumulate final evidence
4) evaluate ____
5) issue audit report
6) communicate with audit _______ and management

A

1) contingent liabilities
2) subsequent events
4) results
6) committee

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A _______ _________ is potential future obligation to an outside party for an unknown amount resulting from activities that have already taken place

A

contingent liabilities

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3
Q

If there is a remote or slight chance of the event, then how is it treated in financial statements?

A

no disclosure necessary

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4
Q

If there is reasonably possible chance of the event occurring, then how is it treated in financial statements?

A

footnote disclosure necessary

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5
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if there is probable occurrence of the event, then how is it treated in the financial statements?

A

adjust financial statements or footnote disclosure

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6
Q

How do you find contingencies:

1) inquire of ________ about the possibility of unrecorded contingencies
2) Review current and previous years’ ________ __________ __________ for income tax settlements
3) review the ________ of directors’ and stockholders’ meetings for indications of ______ or other contingencies
4) Analyze legal expenses and review _______ and statements from legal counsel
5) obtain a letter from each major _______ of the client as to the status of pending litigation
6) review audit documentation for any information that may indicate a __________ contingency
7) examine letters of _______ in force

A

1) management
2) internal revenue reports
3) minutes, lawsuits
4) invoices
5) attorney
6) potential
7) credit

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7
Q

if the client has a year end of 12/31, and issues statements on 3/26, when is the period that the auditor can find subsequent events?

A

12/31-3/11

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8
Q

There are two types of subsequent events, those that have a ________ effect on financial statements and require adjustment.

A

direct

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9
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There are two types of subsequent events, those that have ____ ______ effect on the financial statements but for which disclosure is advisable.

A

no direct

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10
Q

what are some audit tests for subsequent events:

1) inquire of _________
2) correspond with _____
3) review ________ __________ prepared subsequent to the balance sheet date
4) review records prepared subsequent to balance sheet date
5) examine ______ issued subsequent to the balance sheet date
6) obtain an letter of ______
7) review internal ______ reports

A

1) management
2) attorneys
3) internal statements
5) minutes
6) representation
7) audit

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11
Q

If there is an important subsequent event that happens after audit field work is completed but before the audit report is issued, the report can be _____ ______

A

dual dated

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12
Q

In regards to dual dated:
the first date is the date for the completion of ______ work except for a specific exception. the second date, which is always later, deal with the ________

A

field

exception

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13
Q

In step 3 of completing the audit, accumulating final evidence:

1) perform final ________ procedures
2) evaluate the _______-________ assumption
3) obtain an ________ ___________ letter
4) consider information accompanying the basic financial statements and read other information in the annual report.

A

1) analytical
2) going- concern
3) management representation

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14
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Is the management representation letter required?

A

yes

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15
Q

Who is management representation letter from and to?

A

from management to auditor

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16
Q

The purpose of the management representation letter:

1) to impress upon management its ___________ for the assertions in the financial statements
2) to remind management of potential _________ or __________ in the financial statements
3) to document the responses form management to inquiries about various aspects of the audit

A

1) responsibility

2) misstatements or ommissions

17
Q

there are 5 categories to be included in the management representation letter:
1) Financial statements
2) Completeness of ________
3 Recognition, measurement, and _______
4) ________ _______
5) matters related to reports on _________ ________ required by SOX

A

2) information
3) disclosure
4) subsequent events
5) internal control

18
Q

The management representation letter of internal control:

1) disclosure of all significant __________
2) management’s acknowledgment of its ________ for internal control
3) knowledge of ________ or suspect fraud
4) management’s conclusion about the _______ of internal control

A

1) deficiencies
2) responsibility
3) fraud
4) effectiveness

19
Q

In step 4, evaluating the results, the auditor must integrate results into one overall conclusion about the FS:

1) Sufficiency of _______
2) __________ supports auditor’s opinion
3) Financial statement disclosures
4) audit documentation _______
5) _________ review
6) _______ of evidence evaluation

A

1) evidence
2) evidence
4) review
5) independent
6) summary

20
Q

In step 5, issuing the audit report, the audit report is the only thing most users see in the audit process and the consequences of issuing an ___________ report can be severe.

A

inappropriate

21
Q

In step 6, communicating with audit committee and management:

1) communicate ____ and ______ acts
2) communicate _______ _____ deficiencies
3) Other communication with the audit committee (such as: auditor’s responsibilities, significant accounting policies, adjusting entries)
4) management letter

A

1) fraud and illegal

2) internal control

22
Q

who is the management letter to and from?

A

auditor to client

23
Q

is management letter required

A

no

24
Q

what is the management letter for?

A

if auditor finds ways management can save money or make things more efficient they are noted here

25
Q

Once you’ve issued the report, the auditor may become aware that some information in the FS is materially misleading after the FS have been issued. they can:

1) ask client to issue _______ FS with explanation
2) make sure client contacts ______ and other regulatory agencies
3) if client does not cooperate, auditor must inform board of directors and regulatory agencies

A

1) revised

2) SEC

26
Q

the primary source of authoritative literature for performance of government audits is government auditing standards, which is issued by who?
Because of the color of it’s cover, it is usually referred to as?

A

GAO

the yellow book