(i) Analytical procedures
Analytical review can be defined as the study of relationships between element of financial
information expected to conform to a predictable pattern based on the organization's experience
and between financial information and non-financial information.
Under analytical review information is compared with comparable information for prior records
with anticipated results and with inforriaation relating to similar organizations.
(ii) Audit opinion
It is an expression in which the auditor concludes that the financial statements give or does not
give a true and fair view in accordance with the relevant financial reporting framework.
(iii) Audit working papers
Materials prepared by or obtained and retained by the auditor in connection with the performance
of the audit. Working papers may be in the form of data stored on papers, film, electronic media
or other media.
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a. List eight factors that an auditor should take into consideration when determining the size
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b) Citing two examples in each case, describe...
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a. List eight factors that an auditor should take into consideration when determining the size
of an audit sample.
b) Citing two examples in each case, describe the quality of the following types of audit
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(iii) Evidence created by the management of the client.
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i. The accounting records
ii. The company's minute book
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b) ISA 500 'Audit Evidence-Revised' provides the methods which the auditor could use
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a) List four reasons for preparing audit working papers
b) Identify four types of information you would expect to -find in the following:-
i. Permanent audit file
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ii. Current audit file
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Explain any three considerations that an auditor uses to assess the reliability of any piece...
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a) Standardisation of working papers refers to a predetermined Format of presenting and
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With reference to the above statement, discuss three advantages and three disadvantages
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An auditor should perform procedures to obtain information that is used to identify the risks of
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An auditor should perform procedures to obtain information that is used to identify the risks of
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List the circumstances that indicate the presence of errors, irregularities and frauds in an entity
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a) Explain the potential errors that could occur in the processing of sales transactions.
b) Highlight four preventive measures that could be put in place for...
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b) Highlight four preventive measures that could be put in place for the areas you have
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the possibility of fraud.
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