Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What factor would most likely cause a CPA not to accept a new audit engagement?

A

Management’s disregard of its responsibility to maintain an adequate internal control environment.

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2
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What do auditors prepare engement letters to be signed by the auditees?

A

TO communicate and clarify the expectations and responsibilities of both the auditee and the auditor.

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3
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What are 3 key factors to consider when using the work of internal auditors?

A

1) Competence and objectivity
2) Materiality or significance of the accounts examined by the internal audit function
3) Audit risk associated with the accounts examined by the internal auditors

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4
Q

The audit committee of a company should consist of who?

A

Individuals of the board of directors that are not officers or employees, including a financial expert.

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5
Q

Borrowing money at an interest rate substantially below the prevailing market rate could indicate what?

A

Related party transacations

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6
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Test of controls includes what?

A

1) Inspection of documents
2) Walkthroughs
3) Observations
4) Inquires of personnel
5) Reperformance of the control by the auditor

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7
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Audit Supervisor Activities should include the following

A

1) Inform team of responsibilities including:
a. Objectives
b. Nature, timing, & extent of procedures
c. Matters the could affect procedures
2) Direct team memebers to present significant issues
3) Review work of team to evaluate
a. the work was performed and documented
b. objectives of the procedures were achieved
c. the results of the work support the conclusion

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8
Q

What is affected by how the financial statement users may be influenced in decision making

A

Materiality

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9
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What is the first step in apply Materiality?

A

Determine Materiality level for the overall financial statements

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10
Q

Which laws & regulations does the auditor have the same responsibility as that for errors and fraud?

A

Laws and regulations that have a direct and material effect on the financial statements.

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11
Q

What is a dual-purpose test?

A
  1. Test of control

2. Substantive test of transactions.

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12
Q

When likely misstatments are greater than overall materiality, what should the auditor do?

A

1) Request that the auditee adjust the financial statements

or

2) Modify the opinion if the auditee will not adjust the financial statements

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13
Q

What is more detailed, the audit plan or the audit strategy

A

The audit plan is more detailed.

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14
Q

The use of what type of specialist is significant in most engagements?

A

IT Specialist

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15
Q

When are related parties initially identified?

A

Audit Planning

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16
Q

What are the two types of Test of Details?

A

1) Substantive test of transactions

2) Test of Details of account balances and disclosure

17
Q

Test to detect errors or fraud in individual transactions.

A

Substantive test of transactions

18
Q

Substantive test that concentrate on the details of items contained in the account balance and disclosure

A

Test of Details

19
Q

Audit procedures performed to test material misstatements in an account balance, transaction class, or disclosure component of the financial statements.

A

Substantive procedures

20
Q

Evaluations of financial information through analysis of plausible relationships among both financial and non-financial data

A

Analytical procedures

21
Q

Materiality allocated to a specific account.

A

Tolerable Misstatement

22
Q

An auditor has withdrawn from an audit engagement of a public company after finding fraud that may materially affect the financial statements. The auditor set forth the reasons and findings in correspondence with who?

A

Audit committee of the board of directors

23
Q

The auditor discuss the timing of the audit procedures with the client’s management during the initial planning phase of the audit (T/F)

A

True

24
Q

Purchases from another corporation that is controlled by the corporations chief stockholder, Loan from the corporation to a major stockholder, and Sales of land to the corporation by the spouse of a director are referred to as what?

A

Related Party Transactions

25
Q

The party in the entity to which the internal auditor reports is a matter of the internal auditor’s competence (T/F)

A

False

26
Q

An small misstatement of an illegal payment to a foreign official that was not recorded with have a materiel effect on an entity’s financial statements (T/F)

A

True

27
Q

A written understanding between the auditor and the client concerning the auditor’s responsibility for the discovery of illegal acts is usually set forth in what?

A

Engagement Letter

28
Q

Types of Audit Test

A
  1. Risk Assessment
  2. Test of Controls
  3. Substantive Test
29
Q

Two types of substantive Test

A
  1. Test of Details

2. Substantive Analytical Procedures