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Risk and Response

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  • October 4, 2025 at 12:13 pm #723030
    kabba
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    Hello another question concerning items in the sfp like inventory receivables payables ppe .
    If I want to give a response on them is it pkay to start it off by saying inspect the draft financial statement or should I specify the name of the item

    October 5, 2025 at 5:26 pm #723036
    Kim Smith
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    I think it would be helpful for you to look at a set of financial statements – if you put “annual report 2024” into a browser you should be able to find numerous downloadable pdfs – choose one from any company name that you recognise – download and search on the financial statements. LOOK at the line items in the statement of financial position/balance sheet and ask yourself – “how can looking at this be a response to an assessed risk of material misstatement?”

    Short answer – it tells you nothing.

    An amount in the financial statements is the starting point for addressing the risk of existence (for balances) and occurrence (events and transactions) – I have made many points about the importance of the “direction” of testing in response to a risk of misstatement – this is one https://opentuition.com/topic/lancaster-acca-study-hub-question

    For more examples search “aa completeness existence direction” in the search function https://opentuition.com/search-opentuition

    And do please then ask if you require further clarification.

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