assertions into specific audit objectives to guide the process of collecting evidence. Audit objectives are a fine-tuning of assertion and each audit objective requires unique evidence to maintain a conclusion about the audit objective. c. If you are auditing the existence and occurrence assertion‚ what specific audit objectives should be accomplished by developing an audit program? Explain the purpose of each audit objective. Following is a list of the specific audit objectives that are relevant to
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Auditing Theory and Practice Case 1 WorldCom: A Focus on Professional Responsibility Prepared by: EL Ahmadi Med Reda Worked With: Ibtihal Slassi Fall 2013 1- Auditor independence refers to the disinterest from the internal and external parties that could influence the professional judgment of an auditor. In other words‚ auditor independence is the lack of any interest that may create a threat or a risk of material bias regarding the reliability of the financial statement
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discipline. The study was guided by the following research questions: What are the risk management strategies employed by insurance companies in Eldoret? How does the auditing process provide for risk uncertainties in insurance companies? What is the relationship between risk management and
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Stages of Study and Evaluation of Internal Control The stages/activities involve in studying and evaluating internal control are: A. Obtaining an understanding of the entity’s internal control structure. B. Assessing the preliminary level of control risk. C. Obtaining evidential matter to support the assessed level of control risk. D. Evaluating the results of evidential matter. E. Determining the necessary level of detection risk. STAGE A. Obtaining an understanding of the entity’s internal
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47) 1) Inherent risk in this situation is not zero because he states that he has never seen an accounting adjustment recommended which could mean that there has been something that happened that was immaterial that it didn’t need to be adjusted. If the inherent risk was zero there wouldn’t been the chance that anything could go wrong and to give it a zero risk there is no point then to audit the firm. 2) In chapter three they mention that control risk should not be assessed so low that the audit
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LECTURE 7: ENTERPRISE-WISE RISK MANAGEMENT (“ERM”) AND AUDITING by Hamza Benidir (6405151) Jesse Dunn (6349846) Brenda Lim (6408283) Report submitted to Professor Chris Liboiron for the course Advanced Auditing (ADM 4341 B) University of Ottawa November 4‚ 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 3 Content 3 1. Enterprise-Wide Risk Management: A Comprehensive Definition 3 a. What is Enterprise-Wide Risk Management? 3 b. ERM Criteria 4 c. Objectives of ERM 5 2. Practical Application
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know the state of affairs of the business. The man who performs this work is called an accountant. His work is to interpret and review the accounts and draw conclusions to guide the management in chalking out the future policy of the business. Auditing means the verifications of book entries and accounts to find out their accuracy. It is neither book-keeping nor accountancy. His work is to find out whether the final account exhibit a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the concern or
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reports have been furnished to us‚ and our opinion‚ insofar as it relates to data included for Oceanview Marine Company‚ Dec 2007‚ is based solely on the report of the other auditor-Talbert and Johnson‚ PC. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining
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Contemporary Auditing Chapter 5 – Comprehensive Question 5-30 (Assertions) In planning the audit of a client’s financial statements‚ an auditor identified the following issues that need audit attention. Please only write in the associated assertion 1. Valuation or allocation 2. Completeness 3. Existence and occurence 4. Completeness 5. Rights and obligations 6. Completeness 7. Valuation and allocation 8. Existence and occurence 9. Presentation and disclosure 10. Valuation or allocation
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