Module 17 - Audit Process: Evidence Flashcards

1
Q

What are detailed assertions required for?

A

To focus the work of the auditor

And to clearly demonstrate the work performed

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2
Q

Assertions for balances

A

Existence

Completeness

Accuracy, valuation and allocation

Classification

Right and obligations

Presentation

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3
Q

Assertions for transactions

A

Accuracy

Cut-off

Occurrence

Completeness

Classification

Presentation

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4
Q

Diagram for sufficient, appropriate evidence

A
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5
Q

Does the auditor have to consider the relevancy and reliability of data to be used in ADA tools?

A

Yes

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6
Q

Are there a number of example procedures the auditor may perform in order to gain assurance over the reliability of a dataset?

A

Yes

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7
Q

Audit sampling is used by auditors to ensure what?

A

Efficient and effective audit

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8
Q

Ways of selecting items to test include:

A

Selecting the entire population (100% examination)

Selecting specific items based on judgement

Audit sampling

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9
Q

For collection of audit evidence

The decision regarding the selection of approach will be determined by:

A

The characteristics of the population

The ROMM

Audit efficiency

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10
Q

Can the auditor choose to use analytical procedure when performing substantive testing?

A

Yes

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11
Q

Analytical procedure techniques are commonly used as follows?

A

Comparison

Ratio analysis

Reasonableness tests

Trend analysis

Large and unusual items review

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12
Q

Analytical procedure techniques predominantly used in planning:

A

Comparison

Ratio analysis

Reasonableness tests

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13
Q

Analytical procedure techniques commonly used in substantive testing:

A

Trend analysis

Large and unusual items review

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14
Q

Steps for performing substantive analytical procedures:

A

Form an expectation

Compare the expectation to actual

Investigate and substantiate differences

Conclude

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15
Q

Testing techniques

Inspection of records or documents

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

Yes

Yes

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16
Q

Testing techniques

Inspection of tangible assets

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

No

Yes

17
Q

Testing techniques

Confirmation from a third party

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

No

Yes

18
Q

Testing techniques

Analytical procedures

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

No

Yes

19
Q

Testing techniques

Recalculation by the auditor to check mathematical accuracy

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

No

Yes

20
Q

Testing techniques

Enquiry of client staff

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

Yes

Yes

21
Q

Testing techniques

Re-performance of controls

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

Yes

No

22
Q

Testing techniques

Observation of a control

Used for tests of controls?

Used for substantive procedures?

A

Yes

No