ISA 700 Flashcards
what is ISA 700?
ISA 700 deals with audit of complete set of General purpose Financial statement.
If F/s are special perpose (ISA 800 applies).
If F/s are not complete set (ISA 805 applies).
If is is a sumary of F/s ,( ISA 810 applies).
wat are the elements of Audit report?
there are 16 Elements of audit report:
1) Title ( Independent auditor’s report).
2) Adressee (Adress according to circumstances mainly sharholders and TCWG).
3) Opinion ( modified and unmodified).
4) Basis for opinion ( on which opinion is based)
5) Material uncertanity related to going concern( ISA 570).
6) Emphasis of matter paragraph ( ISA 706).
7) Key audit matter.(ISA 701)
8) Other information and auditor report thereon.(720)
9) Responsibility of Mgt and director for F/s.
10) Auditor responsibility.
11) Other reporting responsibilities.
12) Other matter paragraph (ISA 706).
13) Signature:
a) In name of audit firm.
b) In personal name.
c) Both.
14) Name ( in listed entities the name of engagment partner shoild be included unless there is personal threat).Loccal laws said that to include licence number.
15)** Date of auditor report **(should be on date on which auditor obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence)
16) Auditor’s Adress (location of Auditor practice).
What is supplementary information?
Suplimentary information is additional information which are not required by AFRF but presented with F/s.
What are the Auditor’s responsibility about suplementry information?
IF sulimentary information is clearly differenciated it shall not be audited and treated as “other information”.
IF suplementary information is integral part of F/s.
A) It shall be audited or
B) Auditor shall state in audit report that it not audited.
How can we differenciate the suplemetary information.
1) By removing cross reference with F/s.
2) By placing it outside F/s.
3) By placing it at the end of audit report that is not audited.
What is AFRF( Applicable Financial Reporting Framework)?
AFRF means basis on which management has prepared F/s. It should be adequately described in F/s.