Module 13 Flashcards

1
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Without documentation, the auditor cannot demonstrate they have (2)

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  • Obtained sufficient appropriate evidence

- Complied with relevant ISAs and applicable legal and regulatory requirements

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2
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Documentation must be retained for

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At least 6 years

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3
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Instead of using an audit engagement file, some firms use

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Permanent file

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4
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Audit engagement file

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Contains working papers relevant to a particular year’s audit. Should be indexed and cross referenced

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5
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FRC review of Audit Data Analytics key findings (6)

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  • Usage is overemphasised due to pressure on teams
  • Audit quality can be enhanced
  • Audit evidence is more focussed
  • Small number of tools - better outcome
  • Better facilitated by a specialist
  • Clear understanding of purpose of the data needed
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6
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FRC believe key to ADA is

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Consistent international approach

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7
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FRC highlights worry regarding ADAs

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Current ISAs do not provide guidance over the use of audit data analytics

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8
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External monitoring (4)

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  • ICAS
  • FRC’s Professional Oversight Team
  • FRC’s Audit Quality Review Team
  • FRC’s Conduct Committee
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9
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Underlying themes for poor quality audit files include (3)

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  • Over-reliance on accounts preparation process
  • Specialist audit procedures not utilised in full
  • Inadequate approach to FRS 102 audit work
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