Why is the Auditing Standards Board’s set of management assertions important to auditors? Dothese assertions differ from those included in PCAOB standards? If so, how are they different?

Q: Explain the concept of "independence" in auditing and its significance. How does the principle of…

A: Auditing principles form the foundation of a systematic and objective examination of financial…

Q: hy is reporting to management at the interim stage of an audit is important?

A: Solution Concept               Audit is an independent examination of the financial statements of…

Q: Does the reporting relationship results in a problem of independence of the internal audit depa

A: Reporting relationship is the term which is defined as the accountability structure within the firm…

Q: Why is it important to manage conflicts during audit engagements and reporting?

A: Auditing is the verification of the financial statements of the entity so that the company will…

Q: No. 2. What are the similarities and differences between external auditors and internal auditors

A: Auditors have very important roles to play in the accounting and auditors may be external or…

Q: Describe how the "culmination" of the audit process looks like. 2. In the final stage of a…

A: Describe how the "culmination" of the audit process looks like. The culmination of the audit…

Q: How has the new internal controls placed by auditors effected Sox

A: Answer:-  Internal control meaning:- Internal controls are a company's processes, regulations and…

Q: What are the auditor’s responsibilities to communicate information to the audit committee under…

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Q: do you agree with the statement it audit should be considered absolute because it implies a…

A: An audit is a methodical  examination and verification of  fiscal records, accounts, procedures,…

Q: Which of the following does not relate to audit quality? A. Independence B. Due diligence C. Audit…

A: Audit quality refers to the reliability and effectiveness of an audit. It depends on factors like…

Q: Is it necessary for an auditor to get a knowledge of a client's internal controls if the auditor…

A: An auditor is required to express an opinion on the true and fair view of the state of affairs and…

Q: What types of matters would result in the auditors’ report being modified for consistency?

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Q: Which of the following is not required by generally accepted auditing standards?a. Written…

A: Generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS): These are defined as the set of general principles and…

Q: What is the difference between Error and Fraud (as defined in auditing) and how shall the auditor…

A: Definition: Auditor: The auditor is an accounting professional hired by a company to review the…

Q: Which among the following is not a major purpose of onsite fieldwork conducted by the auditor as a…

A: The fieldwork consists of examining the risks involved in processes, evaluation of internal controls…

Q: What steps has the external auditing profession taken to minimize potential bias toward independent…

A: The auditors are appointed to provide their opinion on the financial reports examined. The auditor…

Q: Why do auditors use the words "present fairly

A: Present Fairly Present fairly is a term used inside the text of an audit report back to indicate…

Q: Give some instances of the dangers to the independence of an external auditor in your explanation.

A: This question deals with the dangers to the independence of an external auditor in your explanation:…

Q: which of the following is correct about the appropriateness of evidence? A. Audit evidence from…

A: Audit is the process of checking the financial statement and identifying the errors and…

Q: The auditor's obligations with regard to "going concern assumptions" are not well defined

A: The notion of a going concern is as follows: This notion is predicated on the premise that the…

Q: What possible actions would an auditor might take if a client’s financial statements depart from…

A: Introduction: A set of financial statements summarizes a company's monetary results, financial…

Q: The risk that material errors will not be detected is directly controllable by the auditor through…

A: Auditor: An auditor is a person or a group of people who is responsible for conducting an audit of…

Q: Provide the key factor auditors will have to review when deciding on the inherent risk within the…

A: Answer:- Inherent risk meaning:- The risk created by a financial statement inaccuracy or omission…

Q: What form of internal control documentation will an auditor likely use when they are not personally…

A: An Auditor is the person qualified as a Chartered Accountant who takes care of Audit.

Q: T/F The AICPA's “audit risk model" applies to the relevant assertion-level of an individual audit…

A: The audit risk model is the foundation of any audit. It is a tool used by auditors to understand the…

Q: Distinguish between client-imposed scope limitations and circumstance-imposed scope limitations.…

A: Accounting:   Accounting is a system, or a process of collecting and organizing economic…

Q: What is an audit, and how does it add to the integrity ofaccounting information?

A: A financial statement displays the financial information regarding an entity. The presented…

Q: Must all observations identified by an internal audit team during an assurance engagement be acted…

A: Internal auditing is an unbiased, impartial assurance and consultation process intended to enhance…

Q: One of the uses of audit working papers is to prove the independence of the auditor.  TRUE OR…

A: Audit should prepare audit documentation which provides that audit was performed in accordance with…

Q: How does the quality of audit evidence vary depending on who has provided it?

A: Audit evidence is primarily the data and accounts of the client and its associated third parties,…

Q: = appropriateness of audit evidence

A: An audit evidence is said to be appropriate when it enables the auditor to express an unbiased and…

Q: How do the NOCLAR standards change the traditional practice of maintaining confidentiality of audit…

A: Auditing is defined as onsite validation activities such as: Inspection or investigation of…

Q: How can an auditor reduce a client’s inherent risk?

A: Inherent risk is the risk of material misstatement assuming there are no related controls. Inherent…

Q: Why do you think that inherent and control risk is responsible for the audited company(client) and…

A: Audit means checking, verifying and examining all the financial records and information to ensure…