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What best describes what is meant by the term GAAS?
Measures of the quality of the auditor's performance.
Four Steps to Audit Sampling?
#1 - always assume a normal distribution.
#2 - random sample
#3 - sample is representative of the population
#4 - standard deviation/sampling risk
Factors to Determine Attribute Sample Size?
#1 - tolerable misstatement
#2 - expected misstatement
#3 - risk of assessing control risk too low
What is stratification?
Items may be separated into relatively homogeneous groups. Generally results in a smaller sample size. Commonly used when population has high variance.
Forms of Classical Variable Sample Plans?
#1 - Mean-Per-Unit
#2 - Ratio estimate
#3 - Difference estimate
Elements of Quality Control Standards
H uman Resources
E ngagement/Client Acceptance & Continuance
L eadership Responsibilities
P erformance of Engagement
M onitoring
E thical Requirements
Management's Financial Statement Assertions - Transactions & Events
C ompleteness
P roper Period Cutoff
A ccuracy
C lassification
O ccurrence
Management's Financial Statement Assertions - Account Balances
C ompleteness
A llocation and Valuation
R ights and Obligations
E xistence
Management's Financial Statement Assertions - Presentation and Disclosure
C ompleteness
U nderstandability and Classification
R ights and Obligations & Occurrence
V aluation and Accuracy
Components of Internal Control
C ontrol Environment
R isk Assessment
I nformation & Communication S ystems
M onitoring
Existing Control Activities
Entity Objectives
Reliability of Financial Reporting
Effectiveness and Efficiency of Operations
Compliance with Applicable Laws and Regulations
Components of an IT Department
C ontrol Group
O perators
P rogrammers
A nalysts
L ibrarian
Existing Control Activities
P renumbered Documents
A uthorization of Transactions
I ndependent Checks on Performance
D ocumentation
T imely & Appropriate Performance Reviews
I nformation Processing Controls
P hysical Control Over Assets
S egregation of Duties
Risk Assessment Audit Steps
I nternal Control - Understand
M isstatement - Assess
A ssessed Risk Response
C ontrol Testing
P erform substantive testing
A udit Evidence-evaluate
appropriateness &
sufficiency.
Documenting Internal Control
F lowchart
I nternal Control Questionnaire
N arrative
D ecision Table
Fraud Risk Factors
Fraud Triangle

Pressure, Opportunity, Rationalization
Detailed Substantive Procedures
F ooting, Cross-footing, Recalculation
I nquiry
V ouching
E xamination/Inspection
C onfirmation
A nalytical Procedures
R eperformance
R econciliation
O bservation
T racing
S ubsequent Event Review
Generally Accepted Auditing Standards
T raining
I ndependence
P rofessional Care

P lanning & Supervision
I nternal Control, Entity, & Environment
E vidence

A ccounting = GAAP
C onsistency
D isclosure
E xpress Opinion
Standard Audit Report Verbiage
Responsibility * 2
Audit & Assurance
Plan & Perform
Material Misstatement
Examining & Evidence
Assessing & Accounting
Made & Management
Compilation Ingredients
A ICPA
L imited
A udited - NO
R eviewed - NO
D isclaimer of Opinion - NO Assurance
Attest Standards
Auditing something other than historical financial statements...

Differences between GAAS:

General Standards: knowledge of subject matter & belief that the subject can be audited.

Fieldwork Standards: NO internal control

Reporting Standards: Must express conclusion, disclose significant facts, identify the subject matter, and restrict use.
Review Requirements
U nderstanding with Client
L earn about the entity's business
I nquires
A nalytical Procedures
R eview Only - No other procedures
C lient Rep Letter
P rofessional Judgement
A ccountant needs to communicate results