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What is the responsibility of successor auditor with respect to communicating with predecessor auditor in connection with the perspective new client?

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Becasue engagement risk is a significant factor, audit firms use a _________ to selectively choose which clients to engage with.
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AS 7 applies to all audits of public companies and, thus, requires engagement quality control reviews to be conducted on…
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every audit of public companies.
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Both __________________ standards require that audit firms establish formal systems of quality control to ensure an acceptable level of audit quality.
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What term refers to the risk of loss associated with accepting an audit engagement?
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Engagement risk refers to the risk of loss (e.g., litigation exposure, reputation impairment) associated with the acceptance of an audit engagement.
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The AICPA requires a peer review every…..
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Which auditing firms are subject to annual PCAOB inspections?
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Auditing firms registered with the PCAOB and audit 100 or more public issuers are subject to annual inspections.
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The ______________ is one who has no engagement responsibilities with the client other than to review the work performed by the engagement team.
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A predecessor auditor requires _________ from the client's management prior to responding to inquiries from the incoming auditor regarding the predecessor auditor's experiences in auditing the client.
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Which document contains general overview of the agreement between the client and the auditor, including the scope of the engagement, expectations of management and the auditor, and the general nature of work to be performed and deliverable to be produced?
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The engagement letter contains a general overview of the agreement between the client and the auditor, and it establishes expectations of both parties in an engagement.
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As illustrated in the HealthSouth fraud case, audit failures frequently lead to ________________ that are far greater than audit fees received.
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litigation and reputation losses
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The ______ strategically selects audit engagements that are most likely to contain deficiences when performing its annual inspections.
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Audit firms are given _________ to rectify and address specific issues identified in the public portions of PCAOB inspections.  If the firm does not remedy the defects within the __________, the private portion of the report is made public by the PCAOB.
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The engagement quality control review should be completed _______ to the release of the auditor report.
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Contacting the predecessor auditor is required under _____. However, the current (successor) auditor should obtain management's permission before contacting the prior auditor.
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Prior to accepting an audit client, the auditor is required to determine whether the _______________have been prepared according to an acceptable framework.
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When establishing an understanding with an audit client, that understanding should be documented
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Through a written communication with the client-because the professional standards state that the communication should be in writing.
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What actions should a CPA firm take to comply with the AICPA's quality control standards?
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Establish policies to ensure that the audit work meets applicable professional standards.
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What is the responsibility of a successor auditor with respect to communicating with the predecessor auditor in connection with a prospective new audit client?
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The successor auditor should obtain permission from the prospective client to contact the predecessor auditor.
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Within the context of quality control, a primary purpose of the engagement performance element is to help ensure that
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Engagements are adequately supervised.
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What factor most likely would lead a CPA to conclude that a potential audit engagement should not be accepted?
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It is unlikely that sufficient appropriate evidence is available to support an opinion on the financial statements.
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What are the key areas the auditor should seek to obtain an understanding of the audit client?
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The client's operations, The entity's financing and the entity's objectives and strategies
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Having an ____________________ helps the auditor both assess the risk of material misstatement and evaluate identified misstatements.
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understanding of the entity and its environment
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the the amount that could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users made on the basis of the financial statement.
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likelihood that the auditor will provide an unqualified (i.e., clean) audit opinion on a set of financial statements that are, in fact, materially misstated.
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Understanding the ______________ helps the auditor to better assess the risk of material misstatements in the financial statements and to better evaluate misstatements discovered during the audit.
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entity and its environment
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The auditor generally selects a ______________ that is relevant to financial statement users.
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The auditor has a responsibility to perform audit procedures (e.g., contact predecessor auditor) to obtain assurance regarding the beginning balances, but the auditor does not have to perform a ___________ of the prior year's financial statements.
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What are 3 qualitative factors that the auditor should consider when determining overall planning materiality?
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1. Specific debt covenant requirements, 2. Managments ability to meet earnings expectations and 3. The company's ability to maintain earnings growth
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What account is generally NOT considered a part of the expenditure cycle?
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Sales -NOT (Cash, COGS, and AP are considered to be part of the expenditure cycle)
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Materiality is determined by both __________ of the misstatement.
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Audits are designed to identify __________ misstatements
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When auditors are determining the dollar amount that would be considered material to the financial statements, they consider financial statement _______________ rather than determining what amounts would be material to each individual financial statement user
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users in general (i.e., as a group)
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Which management assertions is the auditor most likely to be concerned about with respect to a client's liability accounts?
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Completeness - auditors are generally most concerned that management has completely recorded all of its liabilities on the financial statements (i.e., completeness assertion).
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The _________ is an activity in the revenue cycle.
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Prior to commencing fieldwork, an auditor usually discusses the general audit strategy with the client’s management. What matters do the auditor and management agree upon at this time?
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The coordination of the assistance of the client’s personnel in data preparation.
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Prior to commencing fieldwork, an auditor usually discusses the general audit strategy with the client’s management.  What details do management and the auditor usually agree upon at this time?
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The schedules and analyses that the client’s staff should prepare.
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Management’s emphasis on meeting projected profit goals most likely would significantly influence an entity’s control environment when
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A significant portion of management compensation is represented by stock options.
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Following the Professional Standards what are 3 of the assertions made by management for account balances?
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Completeness, Existence and Valuation and Allociation
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The element of the audit planning process most likely to be agreed upon with the client before implementation of the audit strategy is the determination of the
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Timing of inventory observation procedures to be performed.
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A senior-level manager insists that the accounting manager over accounts receivables adjust the estimate for allowance for doubtful accounts to be more liberal (i.e., fewer people will default on their receivables).  The senior-level manager knows that the revised estimates are inaccurate, but he insists on the change because it will increase the company's net income for the quarter to a point where he will receive a bonus.  This scenario describes an example of:
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Financial statement fraud
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Efficiency and effectiveness of the audit are typically at _____________.
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odds with one another. Effectiveness requires high levels of resources of time and effort while efficiency involves reducing the amount of resources devoted to the audit.
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Auditing standards require that ______ key members of an audit team participate in the brainstorming session.
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ALL - Auditing standards require that all key members of an audit team participate in the brainstorming session. Key personnel is generally interpreted as meaning most members of the engagement team (e.g., the partner in charge, senior manager, manager, seniors, etc.).
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The primary distinction between a material error and a material fraud is the …
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intent of the party that created the misstatement.
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_____________ of whether the error is due to error or fraud, the auditor is responsible for obtaining reasonable assurance regarding the fair presentation of the financial statements
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___________ is defined as the risk that the auditor issues an unqualified opinion (i.e., clean opinion) on a set of financial statements that are, in fact, materially misstated.
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___________________ - refers to the auditor providing a clean or unqualified opinion on the financial statements when in fact a material misstatement exists.
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A Type II error and Audit Risk share the same definition.
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Auditors are responsible for obtaining reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free of material misstatements caused by ___________.
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As reported in the COSO 2010 fraud study cited in this topic, _______________ are more likely to have increased fraud risks.
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Of the three main categories of occupational fraud, which has the distinction of being (1) the least common and (2) the most costly?
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Fraudulent financial reporting
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Audit procedures performed near year end are generally considered __________ than procedures performed at interim periods.
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Use the audit risk model to calculate audit risk (to the closest percent) in the following circumstance: CR 40%. IR 40% and DR 40%
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In a financial statement audit, inherent risk is evaluated to help an auditor assess….
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The susceptibility of a financial statement assertion to a material misstatement assuming there are no related controls.
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What best describes the auditor’s responsibility regarding the detection of material errors and fraud?
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Auditing procedures may or may not need to be extended if the auditor’s analysis indicates the existence of fraud risk factors.
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Inherent risk and control risk differ from detection risk in that inherent risk and control risk are
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Functions of the client and its environment while detection risk is not.
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In which circumstance is the confirmation of receivables on October 31 most likely for a client with a December 31 year-end?
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Appropriate audit tests indicate that control risk for receivables is low
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Attest services __________ issuing a report regarding the subject matter examined.
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A common cause for _______ misstatements is pressure to meet analyst expectations.
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_______ services do include prospective (forward-looking) information.
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The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) defines "objectivity" as a state of mind, a quality that imposes all of the following obligations
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Intellectual honestyFree of conflicts of interest

Impartiality
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Audit partners in the U.S. can serve a particular client for no more than __ years consecutively.
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Audit partners are limited to serving a particular client for 5 years consecutively.
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An _________ audit opinion is a positive opinion regarding the financial statements indicating that the auditor believes the financial statements are fairly stated without qualification.
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When auditing financial statements, auditors seek to identify all _______ misstatements in the financial statements.
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material

auditors seek to identify only material misstatements. While they may identify misstatements that are not material in nature, they do not design their audit procedures to identify non-material misstatements.
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Auditors are required to continue to learn throughout their careers with a certain number of hours of continuing professional education in order to maintain their _______ and to continue to provide high quality audits.
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SysTrust and WebTrust are types of __________ aimed at improving the quality of information relating to IT systems and websites.
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High audit quality improves both the quality of the financial statements as well as the __________ from users.
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Sellers of high quality vehicles ____________ their vehicles at prices below what their vehicle is worth, so they remove them from the market. The average quality of the vehicles continues to drop until only low quality vehicles remain.
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Auditors seek to provide reasonable assurance, not ________ assurance.
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The term '__________' refers to implicit or explicit claims made by management in the preparation of the financial statements.
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Knowing that the auditor will be evaluating the financial statements will cause management to be more careful in preparing them, reducing the likelihood of both _______________ misstatements. In addition, auditors frequently find material misstatements in the course of the audit which can then be corrected by management.
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intentional and unintentional
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all items would most likely result in unintentional not intentional misstatements.
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Weak internal controlsHuman judgment errors

Unqualified client staff
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Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (AU 150)-GENERAL
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1. Technical training and proficiency2. Independence

3. Due professional care
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Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (AU 150)-FIELD WORK
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4. Adequate planning and supervision5. Sufficient understanding of internal control

6. Sufficient appropriate evidential matter
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Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (AU 150)-REPORTING
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7. Conformity with GAAP8. Consistency in application of accounting principles9. Adequate disclosures

10. Express an opinion
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The _____ issues auditing standards for audits of public companies in the U.S..
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Requirements for physical inventory count is in response to the
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The ___ has congressional authority
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The _____________ requires that the SEC ensure that rigorous auditing standards are set and adhered to.
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Securities Exchange Act of 1934
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Obtaining an understanding of the clients internal controls is one of the _______.
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10 (GAAS) Generally Accepted Auditing Standards
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The standards of independence, proficiency and training, and due professional care are included in the ___________ category
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ISA auditing standards are issued by the ______.
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The fact that Mr. Musica knew what the auditors would do during the course of the audit is one of the reasons the _____________ was able to be carried out for so long.
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The ____ issues auditing standards for audits of nonpublic companies in the U.S
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The Auditing Standards Board of the ______ issues SAS auditing standards.
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The __________ have been working to converge standards.
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The McKesson & Robbins fraud led to the addition of the requirement to send confirmations for ____________ as well as the requirement to observe the ______________.
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Accounts Receivables

physical count of inventory
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Independence in mental attitude is one of the 10 GAAS that falls under the ___________ category.
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The PCAOB's 10 GAAS are broken into the following three categories:
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Fieldowork, General, and Reporting Standards
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The __________ have been working to converge standards. The PCAOB has not worked to converge standards with either of the other two standard-setting bodies.
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Statements on Auditing Standards are enforceable under the
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AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
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Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services are enforceable under the
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AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
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Statements on Standards for Valuation Services are enforceable under the
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AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
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What AICPA standard did the PCAOB not adopt as a part of its interim standards?
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the PCAOB did not adopt the AICPA’s Accounting and Review Services Standards because they only apply to nonpublic companies ("non-issuers").
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What underlies the application of generally accepted auditing standards, particularly the standards of fieldwork and reporting?
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the elements of materiality and audit risk underlie the application of all the standards, particularly the standards of fieldwork and reporting.
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Auditors involved in governmental auditing should
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use the US Governmental Accountability Office creates audit standards to be used in governmental auditing. All relevant standards of the AICPA for financial related audits have been incorporated by reference as part of the generally accepted auditing standards.
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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has authority to establish _______ relating to public companies?
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PCAOB may establish attestation standards, independence standards, auditing standards, and quality control standards.
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The Department of Labor (DOL) most frequently conducts financial and performance audits following
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the DOL conducts most of its financial and performance audits following Government Auditing Standards, including audits of compliance with laws, evaluation of economy and efficiency of operations, and evaluation of effectiveness in achieving program results.
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International Standards on Auditing are issued by
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International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board of the International Federation of Accountants.
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informing investors of significant events
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annual meeting and shareholder voting information
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was passed by Congress in response to several high-profile financial statement frauds. This law – commonly referred to as SOX – established the
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PCAOB

and granted it the authority to serve as the standard setter for audits of SEC registrants
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A negligence law suit brought under which of the laws results in the burden of proof being shifted more heavily to the auditor?
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The Securities Act of 1933 results in the highest standard of care for auditors due to the fact that investors are more heavily reliant on audited financial statements of companies issuing initial filings than they are for companies that have a long record of audited financial statements.
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Which of the laws requires audits of financial statements that are filed with the SEC for the initial sale of securities?
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The Securities Act of 1933 requires audits of the financial statements filed with the SEC for initial sale of securities.
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AICPA developed the Code of Professional Conduct-6 principles
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1. Responsibilities2. The Public Interest3. Integrity4. Objectivity and Independence5. Due Care

6. Scope and Nature of Services
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In carrying out their responsibilities as professionals, members should exercise sensitive professional and moral judgments in all their activities.
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Members should accept the obligation to act in a way that will serve the public interest, honor the public trust, and demonstrate commitment to professionalism.
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To maintain and broaden public confidence, members should perform all professional responsibilities with the highest sense of integrity.
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Objectivity and Independence
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A member should maintain objectivity and be free of conflicts of interest in discharging professional responsibilities. A member in public practice should be independent in fact and appearance when providing auditing and other attestation services.
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A member should observe the profession's technical and ethical standards, strive continually to improve competence and the quality of services, and discharge professional responsibility to the best of the member's ability
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Scope and Nature of Services
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A member in public practice should observe the Principles of the Code of Professional Conduct in determining the scope and nature of services to be provided.
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In addition to these six principles of professional conduct, the Code of Professional Conduct includes guidelines and rules with specific applications. These rules are divided into what catagories
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Section 100: Independence, Integrity and ObjectivitySection 200: General Standards Accounting PrinciplesSection 300: Responsibilities to ClientsSection 400: Responsibilities to Colleagues

Section 500: Other Responsibilities and Practices
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The demonstration of a commitment to excellence is part of the _________ principle of professional conduct.
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Auditors need to be independent in _________ as well as independent in _____ when conducting the audit.
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informing investors of significant events
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annual meeting and shareholder voting information
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was passed by Congress in response to several high-profile financial statement frauds. This law – commonly referred to as SOX – established the
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PCAOB

and granted it the authority to serve as the standard setter for audits of SEC registrants
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Auditors are prohibited from receiving contingent fees which are defined as fees that are dependent _______________.
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on the outcome of the audit.
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List examples that represents an act discreditable which is prohibited under the code of professional conduct?
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A CPA fails to file a tax return or pay a tax liabilityA CPA fails to follow the expectations outlined in the code of professional conduct

An auditor fails to follow auditing standards developed by the AICPA
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The auditor may need to violate _______________ in order to comply with a valid subpoena or when laws or regulations require the disclosure of client information.
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the client confidentiality rule
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What rule is being violated when:
An auditor is proud of the fact that they have a reputation of providing unqualified audit opinions to their clients and uses this fact to solicit new clients. Is this a violation of the code of professional conduct?
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This is a violation of the code of professional conduct's prohibition against false, misleading, or deceptive advertising. Specifically, this form of advertising creates false or unjustified expectations for favorable results in the audit.
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The PCAOB suggested that one way to improve the application of professional skepticism is to set the proper tone at the ____ of the audit firm organization
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Covered members are ______________ that are required to comply with the AICPA's independence rules. Note also, that covered members' immediate family members must also comply with AICPA independence rules.
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The Securities Act of ______ requires audits of the financial statements filed with the SEC for initial sale of securities.
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Auditors are _____________ to evaluate their client's compliance with all laws and regulations. However, if they determine that a client has not complied with a law or regulation, they should determine if and how the noncompliance impacts the financial statements. In some cases, the auditor has a responsibility to report illegal acts to others outside of the client organization.
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The Securities Exchange Act of ____ requires public companies to file these periodic reports with the SEC.
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1934, 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks
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When an accountant is not independent, the accountant is precluded from issuing a:
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Review report

a review is an attest engagement that results in limited assurance; accordingly, independence is required.
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In which situation would a CPA firm be independent with respect to an audit client?
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A professional employee assigned to the engagement has a spouse that is employed as a salesperson by the client.

A covered member’s spouse may be employed by an attest client providing that he or she is not employed in a key position.
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A CPA who is not in public practice is obligated to follow which of the rules of conduct?
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Integrity and objectivity.
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A CPA firm must ____________ before it can participate in the preparation of an audit report of a company registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)?
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Register with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board-

because the Sarbanes-Oxley Act requires CPA firms that audit companies that are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission be registered with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
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When reporting on both the audit of financial statements and the audit of internal control, the auditor can...
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__________, not the auditor, has primary responsibility for the proper functioning of a company's system of internal control.
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Monitoring includes both ______________ monitoring activities.
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If the auditor believes the client's internal controls are effective, she should issue which type of audit opinion?
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The auditor should issue an unqualified opinion on internal controls if she believes the controls are effective.
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The auditor has to obtain an _________ of their client's controls, regardless of whether or not she is performing an internal control audit or an audit of financial statements only.
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The five components of the COSO framework are:
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Control Environment, Risk Assessment, Control Activities, Information & Communication, and Monitoring.
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The _____ auditor is required by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 to conduct both the audit of internal control and the audit of the client's financial statements. Thus, this approach is called an integrated audit.
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The auditors opinions can be either ________________.
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unqualified or adverse

No other audit opinions - including qualified - are available for the report on the audit of internal control.
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Using a pure __________ approach means that the auditor is not going to rely on controls for any evidence. Therefore, the auditor would not spend significant resources to test controls.
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If the auditor chooses to rely on internal controls for audit evidence, he or she would need to thoroughly __________.
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Auditors are primarily concerned with the __________ of internal control.
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COSO was originally founded by five organizations: _________________
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AICPA, AAA, FEI, IMA, IIA.
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Auditing standards only require that the auditor publicly disclose the presence of __________ in the auditor's report to the public.
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A client erroneously recorded a large purchase twice. what would be most likely to detect this error in a timely and efficient manner?
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reconciling the vendors’ monthly statements with the subsidiary ledger for payables should disclose a difference in the month following the error.
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Three parts of the required content of management’s report on internal control under the standards of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board?
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-The criteria used for assessment.-Management’s acknowledgement of responsibility for internal control

-Management’s assessment of internal control.
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What audit techniques ordinarily would provide an auditor with the least assurance about the operating effectiveness of an internal control activity?
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Preparation of system flowcharts.

while auditors may use system flowcharts to document internal control and find weaknesses in the design of internal control, such flowcharts do not reveal whether the controls are operating effectively.
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During the audit the independent auditor identified the existence of a significant deficiency in the client’s internal control and communicated this finding in writing to the client’s management and to those charged with governance. The auditor should
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Document the matter in the working papers and consider the effects of the condition on the audit.
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What is a step in an auditor’s decision to assess the risk of material misstatement at a low level by relying on controls?
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Identify specific controls that are likely to detect or prevent material misstatements.

assessing the risk of material misstatement below the maximum based on controls involves (1) identifying specific controls relevant to specific assertions, and (2) performing tests of controls to evaluate their effectiveness.
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The auditor is required to document _________________ This is the same thing as the materiality threshold.
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"the amount below which misstatements would be regarded as immaterial."
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As the level of acceptable sampling risk _____________, the required sample size will decrease.
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__________ the sample size reduces sampling risk, but it does not have an effect on non-sampling risk
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The term "__________" refers to the individual items to be sampled and tested from a population
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Term
the auditor is required to consider the likelihood that an observed deviation/misstatement is caused by
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Examples of a cause of non-sampling risk?
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-The auditor uses an inappropriate audit procedure to test an assertion-The auditor uses a correct audit procedure, but implements the procedure incorrectly

-The auditor misinterprets audit evidence obtained from a properly-performed audit procedure
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An auditor selects all invoices during the month of December (the final month of the client's fiscal year) for testing. This is an example of ___________
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Non-statistical sampling techniques do not require _____________
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Compute the estimated population deviation rate for the following scenario:

The auditor tests a sample of 73 instances of a control functioning out of a population of 5,300. She finds that the control failed to function properly in 6 cases.

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8.2%
The estimated population deviation rate is equal to the sample deviation rate which is computed as 6/73=.082 (8.2%).
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Auditors must document ___________ discovered during the audit, whether they were corrected by management or not.
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Professional auditing guidance suggests that auditors define a misstatement ____________
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The __________ to be used in a given scenario is not specified in the auditing standards.
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An auditor may decide to increase the risk of incorrect rejection when
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The cost and effort of selecting additional sample items is low.
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If an auditor, planning to use statistical sampling, is concerned with the number of a client’s sales invoices that contain mathematical errors, the auditor would most likely utilize
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There are many kinds of statistical estimates that an auditor may find useful, but basically every accounting estimate is either of a quantity or of an error rate. The statistical terms that roughly correspond to "quantities" and "error rate," respectively, are
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Variables and attributes.
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An auditor plans to examine a sample of 20 checks for countersignatures as prescribed by the client’s internal control activities. One of the checks in the chosen sample of 20 cannot be found. The auditor should consider the reasons for this limitation and
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Treat the missing check as a deviation for the purpose of evaluating the sample.
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Which of the following statements is correct about the sample size in statistical sampling when testing internal controls?
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The auditor should consider the tolerable rate of deviation from the controls being tested in determining sample size.

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