Module 17 - Audit Process: Evidence Flashcards
What are detailed assertions required for?
To focus the work of the auditor
And to clearly demonstrate the work performed
Assertions for balances
Existence
Completeness
Accuracy, valuation and allocation
Classification
Right and obligations
Presentation
Assertions for transactions
Accuracy
Cut-off
Occurrence
Completeness
Classification
Presentation
Diagram for sufficient, appropriate evidence
Does the auditor have to consider the relevancy and reliability of data to be used in ADA tools?
Yes
Are there a number of example procedures the auditor may perform in order to gain assurance over the reliability of a dataset?
Yes
Audit sampling is used by auditors to ensure what?
Efficient and effective audit
Ways of selecting items to test include:
Selecting the entire population (100% examination)
Selecting specific items based on judgement
Audit sampling
For collection of audit evidence
The decision regarding the selection of approach will be determined by:
The characteristics of the population
The ROMM
Audit efficiency
Can the auditor choose to use analytical procedure when performing substantive testing?
Yes
Analytical procedure techniques are commonly used as follows?
Comparison
Ratio analysis
Reasonableness tests
Trend analysis
Large and unusual items review
Analytical procedure techniques predominantly used in planning:
Comparison
Ratio analysis
Reasonableness tests
Analytical procedure techniques commonly used in substantive testing:
Trend analysis
Large and unusual items review
Steps for performing substantive analytical procedures:
Form an expectation
Compare the expectation to actual
Investigate and substantiate differences
Conclude
Testing techniques
Inspection of records or documents
Used for tests of controls?
Used for substantive procedures?
Yes
Yes