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auditing should be done by a competent,independent person.
- Topic
- is the accumulation n evaluation of evidence about the information to determine and report on the degree of correspondece between d the info n established criteria.
- what is auditing?
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accounting
- Topic
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Subtopic 2
- is the recording, classifying,
- and summarizing of economic events
- for the purpose of providing financial
- information used in decision making
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auditing
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Subtopic 1
- is determining whether
- recorded information properly
- reflects the economic events that
- occurred during the accounting period.
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attestation services
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Subtopic 1
- is a type of assurance
- service in which the CPA firm issues a
- report about the reliability of an assertion
- that is the responsibility of another party.
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hve 5 categories
- Topic
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Subtopic 2
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1. Audit of historical financial statements
- Topic
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Subtopic 3
- 2. Attestation of internal control over financial
- reporting
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Subtopic 4
- 3. Review of historical financial statements
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Subtopic 5
- 4. Attestation services on information technology
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Subtopic 6
- 5. Other attestation services
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other assurance service
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Subtopic 1
- Most of the other assurance services that CPAs
- provide do not meet the formal definition
- of attestation services.
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Subtopic 2
- The CPA is not required to issue a written report
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Subtopic 3
- The assurance does not have to be about the
- reliability of another party’s assertion about
- compliance with specified criteria.
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examples
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Subtopic 1
- Compliance with trading policies and procedures
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Subtopic 2
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Compliance with entertainment royalty agreements
- nonassurance services provided by cpa
- Subtopic 1
- 1. Accounting and bookkeeping services
- Subtopic 2
- 2. Tax services
- Subtopic 3
- 3. Management consulting services
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Subtopic 2
- ISO 900 certification
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Subtopic 4
- Environmental audit
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eg of nonassurance services
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Subtopic 1
- Other Management
- Consulting
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Subtopic 2
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Management
- Certain
- Consulting
- tax service
- acc n bookkeeping
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type of audit
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operational
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eg
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Subtopic 1
- Evaluate computerized payroll system
- for efficiency and effectiveness
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info
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Subtopic 1
- Number of records processed, costs of
- the department, and number of errors
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established criteria
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Subtopic 1
- Company standards for efficiency and
- effectiveness in payroll department
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available evidence
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Subtopic 1
- Error reports, payroll records, and
- payroll processing costs
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compliance
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eg
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Subtopic 1
- Determine whether bank requirements
- for loan continuation have been met
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info
- company records
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established criteria
- loan agreement provisions
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available evidence
- financial statement n calculation by the auditor
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financial statement
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eg
- annual audit of boeing's fs
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info
- boeing's fs
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established criteria
- generally accepted acc principles
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available evidence
- documents, records, n outside sources of evidence
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type of auditor
- independent certifiend public acc firms
- gov general acc office auditors
- internal revenue agents
- internal auditors
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1.stewardship n agency
- traditional app of acc dat places an obligation on steward or agents such as-directors to provide relevant n reliable financial info relating to resources over which they hve control but which are owned by others,such as shareholders. Not only stewards responsible 4 providing info,but must also submut to an audit :)
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2.accumulating evidence n evaluating evidence
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evidence
- is any info used by the auditor
- to determine whether the info being audited is stated in accordance wit the est criteria
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evidence take many diff forms
- oral testimony
- written communication wit outsiders
- observations by auditor
- electronic data bout transction
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3.competent,indepndent person
- auditor must be qualified
- to undestand the criteria
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must be competent to know d types n amount of evidnce
- to accumulate to reach the proper conclusion after d evidence has been examined
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4. Eco demand 4 auditing
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Subtopic 1
- Information risk reflects the possibility that
- the information upon which the business
- risk decision was made was inaccurate
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Subtopic 2
- Auditing can have a significant effect
- on information risk.
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5.causes of info risk
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Subtopic 1
- User verifies information
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Subtopic 2
- User shares information risk with management
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Subtopic 3
- Audited financial statements are provided
- 4. Attestation services on information technology
- 1. Accounting and bookkeeping services