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What are the four audit evidence decisions need to create an Audit Program
1) WHICH audit procedures to use
2) WHAT sample size to select for a given procedure
3) WHICH items to select from the population
4) WHEN to perform the procedures (timing)
What are the two determinants, from the third standard of field work, of persuasiveness of evidence
Appropriateness and sufficiency
What are 6 characteristics of reliable evidence
Independence of provider
Effectiveness of clients internal controls
Auditors direct knowledge
Qualification of individuals providing the information
Degree of objectivity
Timeliness
What are the 8 types of audit evidence
Physical examination
Confirmation
Documentation
Analytical procedures
Inquiries of the client
Recalculation
Reperformance
Observation
What are 3 uses of analytical procedures
Understand the clients industry and business
Assess the entity's ability to continue as a going concern
Indicate the presence of possible misstatements in the financial statements
Can reduce detailed audit tests
What are 3 purposes of audit documentation
The basis for planning the audit
Record of evidence accumulated
Provides information for review of work by others
Who owns audit files
Audit documents and working papers are the property of the AUDITOR.
Only a subpoena by a legal authority can support the unwanted relaease of the documents
What does rule 301 of the code of professional conduct pertain to
Confidentiality of audit files
Exceptions to Rule 301
Court subpoenas or as part of an AICPA, State society, or accountancy Board approved peer review program with other CPA firms
What is the main controlling document of an audit
Audit Program
What are the 5 guideline used when preparing audit documentation
Each audit should be properly identified
Documentation should be indexed and cross_referenced
Completed documentation must clearly indicate the audit work performed
It should include sufficient information
It should PLAINLY state the Conclusions reached
What effect does e-commerce have on an audit
Auditors must evaluate how electronic information affects their ability to gather evidence