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    IASC Standards Analysis

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    be significant to financial statement users vie the financial statements of enterprises business IASC standards and those of the U.S. There are some limitations to that advances. Primarily, the basis for the project was limits to the comparison of accounting standards; it did not seek to perceive the very poultice and enforcement of those standards. How standards are interpreted and address and the length to which they are enforced can have an important impact on hearsay financial tip.…

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    misstatement whether due to fraud or error at the financial statement and relevant assertion levels (AU-C Section 315, 2015) 2. Identify and briefly describe the specific fraud risk factors present during the 2000 NextCard audit. How should these factors have affected the planning and execution of that engagement? I totally agree with your response to this question. You described some of the fraud risk factors present during the 2000 Nextcard audit. You could have added one additional fraud risk…

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    internal control of the company. Internal controls are to be tested for design, efficiency and operational effectiveness. The details of internal controls tested are not seen in the work papers. In addition, the nature, timing and extent of further audit procedures in not available. There was no sufficient understanding of the client’s process of gathering, updating and analyzing information. The auditor’s should improve on their analysis of the internal control of the company and get to…

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    Phar Mor Fraud Case Study

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    embezzlement of funds from Phar-Mor into WBL, Monus was finally in the spotlight and being investigate. In 1992, Phar-Mor went bankrupt after being accused of embezzlement. Due to this investigation, it also came to light that Phar-Mor’s independent audit company, Coopers & Lybrand LLP, was also involved with the fraudulent…

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    Kpmg Case Summary

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    responsibilities for auditing MS&Co included: • KPMG’S audit Procedures relative to MS&Co’s assets at BAC were to obtain a confirmation from BAC of assets on held on MS&Co’s behalf • To search public records to ensure no adverse issues were noted for BAC relating to any regulatory actions. In September, 2014 MS&CO’s investors and creditors initiated a lawsuit against their auditors, KPMG, on the charge that they conducted a substandard audit, while also failing to follow GAAS. These…

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    Audit Process Analysis

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    The audit process, which can be considered the systems and methods an auditor uses in order to gather sufficient audit evidence, this can vary from firm to firm as well as auditor to auditor (Manita & Elommal, 2010). The main factors that will influence the audit process will be how compliant the audit teams are regarding the auditing standards, laws and control procedures, the level of interaction between the audit team and relevant parties, and finally the amount of appropriate audit…

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    Concurrent Audit (PSI)

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    Concurrent audit also investigate the ongoing of the PSI. For instance, infection control, to monitor how frequent staffs used sanitiser cleaning wipe after every use of the cover for the catheter stand. As a result, a rang of methods can be used in both retrospective and concurrent audits to collect appropiate evidence about the quality of care including observation, checklist of compliance, documentation of approve audit, questionnaire and interview both stakeholders (Smith 1992). The…

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    As any other career path one is always faced with decisions, pressure, and stress. However, it’s how one manage these challenges that makes us who we are and defines our identity that one builds for themselves. As an audit one encounters these at every second of their live. An audit is seen as the problem fixer in any corporation or firm, but the steps that they take to fix the problem is the assets that sets them apart from others in their work environment. To learn more about how this asset…

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    Hrm/531 Week 4

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    The client’s management is responsible for preparing the financial statements which auditors examine and issue a report, thus providing reliability of the financial statements by users when making economic decisions. The auditors’ report on financial statements and related disclosures for both public and nonpublic entities provides or disclaims an opinion on whether the financial statements and related disclosures are presented in accordance with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles…

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    • The AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct does not require all employees to sever ties with all audit clients. For example, staff auditors not working on a particular engagement need not sever ties. In this case, the firm exceeds the minimum level of conduct for independence. • The case does not address other ethical requirements. • The case does not mention spouses or dependents of the employees. Spouses and dependents must also be independent, as defined by Section 100--Rule 101 of the…

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