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Explain the levels and benefits of assurance

Reasonable = high level of assurance gives positive opinion of f/s



Limited = moderate level of assurance provides negative opinion of a review of financial information



Benefits:


- Increases credibility of info


- Reduces risk of management bias, fraud or error


- Highlights deficiencies in info


- Provides assurance to banks for funding, Investors for investing and other stakeholders/shareholders

When is a statutory audit required?

- 50+ or more employees


- Turnover above £10.2mil


- Gross assets above £5.1mil


- Insurance or Banking industry 🏦


- 10%+ Shareholder requests it

What are the differences between audit and other assurance engagements?

Statutory audit:


- Provides reasonable assurance and expresses opinion on f/s.


- Report to shareholders


- Companies act 2006 determines work conducted



Other assurance engagements:


- Provides limited assurance


- Reporting a conclusion on work performed


- Report to management


- Less work than audit