Reference no: EM132974235
QUESTIONS
1: Which components of the audit risk model can be controlled by the auditor? Discuss the interrelationships.
2: Identify and explain the three steps in assessing the risk of material misstatement?
3: Give three reasons why the predominantly substantive approach can be more suitable (or smaller entities.
4: Identify the three types of substantive procedures and discuss the effectiveness of each.
5: Why are cut-off tests a special category of tests of details of transactions?
6: Explain why there is an increased audit risk from conducting procedures before the end of the reporting period and identity two ways in which this increased risk is controlled.
7: Why may an auditor decide to perform tests of details on income statement accounts rather than relying on analytical review?
8: How can generalised software be used to assist In performing substantive procedures during the audit?
9: What steps may the auditor perform in evaluating the reasonableness of accounting estimates?
10: Why is the audit of related party transactions a particular risk area for auditors?