Exam Flashcards
What is sufficient auditing vs. appropriate auditing? CH 5
Sufficient - Quantity of auditing
Appropriate - Quality of auditing
What are the Evidence Types?
(CCEVRPD)
Confirmation: evidence obtained as a direct written response to the auditor from a third party, in proper form, or electronic medium
Computational: evidence gathered by an auditor checking the mathematical accuracy of numbers appearing in financial statements
Electronic: Data that is held on clients computer, files sent by email/ fax/ scanned to the auditor
Verbal: responses of a client personnel to auditor inquiries throughout the course of the audit i.e Interviews with Employees
Representations: evidence that is gathered through legal matters involving their client
Physical: Inspection of clients tangible assets
Documentary: information provides evidence about details recorded in a clients list of transactions
What is Statistical Sampling vs. Non Statistical Sampling?
Statistical Sampling: random selection is used to select samples, probability theory is used to evaluate the sample results. USES FORMULA TO DETERMINE
Non Statistical Sampling: allows auditor to select samples deemed appropriate (any other sample selection method than statistical) USES AUDITORS JUDGEMENT
What are the four main assertions and four other assertions
(CAVE)
Completeness - have all been recorded
Accuracy - have been recorded appropriately
Valuation - recorded values correct
Existence - inventory and recorded values exist
(CCDP)
Classification - recorded items are in proper accounts
Cut-Off - recorded values are in the proper period
Disclosure - disclosure notes are included and accurate
Presentation - records are properly presented and clearly described
What are the types of Sampling Techniques?
(RSBHJ) Random Selection: Systematic Selection: Block Selection: Haphazard Selection: Judgmental Selection:
What is the process for Control Testing
gather evidence that control is effective –> test attributes –> more testing OR change audit plan
What is the process for Substantive Testing
gather evidence that there is no misstatements –> test dollars –> conclude errors, may change audit opinion
What are techniques for testing IC?
Inquiry, Observation
Inspection, Performance