(i) Operational controls are designed to prevent failures in operational procedures caused by: i. Machine breakdown and human error ii. Failures in the performance of systems and weaknesses in procedures. iii. Poor management iv. Risks of errors or fraud in accounting systems and accounting and finance activities. A. i and ii only B. i, ii and iii only C. i, ii and iv only D. All of the above (ii) Risk tolerance refers to A. The amount of risk the company is prepared to accept in order to achieve its financial objectives. B. The amount of risk the company could accept without a serious threatto its financial stability. C. The level of risk a company (or any other organisation) is willing to take in the pursuit of its objectives. D. The combination of the desire to take on risk in order to ontain a financial return and its risk capacity. (iii) The main objective of an external audit is to A. Protect the interests of shareholders B. Detect fraud and irregularities in the company's performance. C. Assess the effectiveness of the company's performance D. Provide assurance on the director's statement about the financial statements (iv) Internal controls can be classified into 3 main types: A. Preventive controls, Detective controls, Corrective controls B. Preventive controls, Detective controls, Punitive controls C. Proactive controls, Directive controls, Corrective controls D. Proactive controls, Directive controls, Punitive controls
(i) Operational controls are designed to prevent failures in operational procedures caused by:
i. Machine breakdown and human error
ii. Failures in the performance of systems and weaknesses in procedures.
iii. Poor management
iv. Risks of errors or fraud in accounting systems and accounting and finance activities.
A. i and ii only
B. i, ii and iii only
C. i, ii and iv only
D. All of the above
(ii) Risk tolerance refers to
A. The amount of risk the company is prepared to accept in order to achieve its financial objectives.
B. The amount of risk the company could accept without a serious threatto its financial stability.
C. The level of risk a company (or any other organisation) is willing to take in the pursuit of its objectives.
D. The combination of the desire to take on risk in order to ontain a financial return and its risk capacity.
(iii) The main objective of an external audit is to
A. Protect the interests of shareholders
B. Detect fraud and irregularities in the company's performance.
C. Assess the effectiveness of the company's performance
D. Provide assurance on the director's statement about the financial statements
(iv) Internal controls can be classified into 3 main types:
A. Preventive controls, Detective controls, Corrective controls
B. Preventive controls, Detective controls, Punitive controls
C. Proactive controls, Directive controls, Corrective controls
D. Proactive controls, Directive controls, Punitive controls
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