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- April 25, 2011 at 6:08 pm #48222
Hie friends. I think this will be useful to those who don’t have up-to-date study texts.
The additions to the syllabus are:
1. Define and provide the objectives of an assurance engagement
2. Explain the 5 elements of an assurance engagement
3. Describe the auditor’s responsibility with regard to auditor independence, conflicts of interest and confidentiality
4. Identify the overall objectives of the auditor
5. Explain the need to conduct an audit in accordance with ISAs
6. Describe the risk assessment procedures for the identification and assessment of the risks of material misstatement
7. Explain the auditor’s responsibility to consider laws & regulations
8. Explain how auditors record internal control systems including the use of internal control questionnaires and internal control evaluation questionnaires
9. Discuss the relevance & reliability of audit evidence
10. Explain the auditor’s responbsibilities and describe procedures to be applied in relation to opening balances and comparative information
11. Explain the purpose of substantive procedures in relation to assertions for a)payables, accruals, provisions and contingencies and b) share capital,reserves and directors’ emoluments
12. Evaluate the effect of dealing with uncorrected misstatementsApril 25, 2011 at 6:28 pm #81192With regard to item 12, I’m assuming the treatment of the uncorrected misstatements depend on whether the mistatements are material or not. So,in other words, the auditor can issue an “clean”(unqualified) audit opinion even if the FS contain a misstatement……….just as long as it is not material. But question is, why would management refuse to correct the misstatement? Maybe they would argue that the misstatement is too trivial to waste time on? And what should the auditor read into management’s refusal to correct the misstatement even if its immaterial?
April 25, 2011 at 7:47 pm #81193How do auditors deal with opening balances and comparative figures?
May 18, 2011 at 1:22 am #81194Hi Antonio,
Thanks for the above information uptodating old text books.
I’m using last year’s book , am i at a disadvantage, i’m not sure if the answers
to your questions regardng audit assurance are in my text book…
please helpMay 18, 2011 at 4:45 pm #81195Hi Sarmbano
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