Completion of Audit Flashcards

1
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When is the Completion Process?

A
  • @ the end after fieldwork has been completed & the draft financial statements have been received
  • Last Step before Planning
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Why the Completion Process?

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  • To ensure adequate & appropriate audit evidence is obtained to justify an opinion and limit risk
  • To form an opinion on the reasonable presentation of financial statements
  • Be able to report
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Who is responsible?

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Staff with necessary experience & skills to demonstrate professional judgement

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Audit Completion

Step 1

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Evaluate sufficiency & appropriateness of audit evidence

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Reliability

What is the source of Audit Evidence?

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  • External audit evidence obtained directly by auditor is better than the internally generated evidence
  • Internally generated evidence is MORE reliable when internal controls are functioning efficiently
  • Audit evidence directly obtained by Auditor is MORE reliable than evidence from supplier
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Reliability

What is the nature of Audit Evidence?

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  • Written evidence is BETTER than Oral representations
  • Original documents are MORE reliable than evidence via fax
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Step 2

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Evaluation of misstatements identified during period

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Consider materiality of audit differences

What is the nature of differences?

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  • Differences & identified misrepresentations
  • Uncertainties & probable misstatements
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Consider materiality of audit differences

What are non-material differences?

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  • Report to management
  • Consider whether cumulative effect is NOT sufficient
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Consider materiality of audit differences

What is significant differences?

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Request client to edit financial statements

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Consider materiality of audit differences

Is there a significant difference? Yes

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Set up a unqualified audit report

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Consider materiality of audit differences

Is there a significant difference? No

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Set up a qualified audit report

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Step 3

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Overall review of financial statements

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What should be considered with respect to the presentation of the financial statements?

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  • Applicability of accounting policies in accordance with IFRS
  • Compliance with Basic Amounting concepts
  • Financial position & Results of Operations
  • Presentation & Disclosure:
    • Complies with IFRS
    • Statutory requirements & regulations
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Step 4

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Consider whether liabilities exceed assets & going concern

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16
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Step 5

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Post-balance sheet events

17
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Step 6

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Conclusion & reporting

18
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Conslusion of Step 6

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  • Consult Audit Opinion on the financial statements
  • Compare draft statements with the financial statements
19
Q

Who do you report to?

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  • To shareholders
  • To management
20
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Step 7

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Reflection

21
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Step 1

Sufficient audit evidence

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  • Reduce audit risk to an acceptable level
  • The higher QUALITY of evidence, the less evidence is needed
  • Justify an opinion on a reasonable version of statements