ACP AUDITING - RISK BASED APPROACH
ACP AUDITING - RISK BASED APPROACH
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780357195079
Author: JOHNSTONE
Publisher: CENGAGE C
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Chapter 8, Problem 62RSCQ
To determine

Introduction: GAS is a type of Common computer-assisted audit tool.

This tool is used for mining and analyzing data to detect errors and omissions and collecting proof for audit.

GAS comprises a series of program to read files, select information, calculate, and print reports in a specified format.

It simplifies the task of collecting data and records for the auditors.

Examples of GAS

1) ACL-Audit Command Language

2) IDEA −Interactive Data Extraction and Knowledge

Tasks performed by GAS

1) Selection of data

2) Reporting of data on files

3) Format of testing results in reports

4) Print confirmations

5) Screening and filtering of data

6) Comparison of data and identification of differences

7) Recalculation of data fields

8) Improving efficiency by automation of manual procedures

9) Reduction of risk as it facilitates testing of entire population than only samples

10) GAS helps in documentation of various audit procedures

To explain: Examples of task performed by GAS

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