ASA 330.7a states that the auditor, when designing further audit procedures shall 'consider the reasons for the assessment given to the risk of material misstatement at the assertion level for each class of transactions and account balance, including the likelihood of material misstatement due to the particular characteristics of the relevant class of transactions or account balance'. In other words this paragraph is referring to the inherent risk of the company. NOT RIGHT…
According to information we’ve obtained from understanding of company background and during audit field work we identified some issue and company control risk related to the follow areas:…
BRIEF HISTORY: This 42-year-old gentleman was admitted on January 7th and died on January 15th. He was admitted with progressive cardiac palpitation, hemoptysis, and dyspnea. Please see his admission history and physical exam for details.…
When all data is gathered we will complete a risk assessment of the company so that the best audit approach may be…
On Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at approximately 1355 hrs responding officers Cpl. J. Smith #477 and Cpl. J. Montemayor #468 were dispatched to a Signal 33. Unruly patient, that was being very combative on A6119. Details are as follows: When R/O Smith arrived on A6119, R/O Montemayor was speaking with the patient, Mario Shannon, when the patient turned and walk towards R/O Montemayor in an aggressive manner. R/O Montemayor took a step backwards and pulled his department issued X26 Taser and gave verbal commands for the Patient Shannon to stop walking towards him. Patient Shannon stopped walking towards R/O but was yelling “why me”, “I’m going to take your gun”, “pull the trigger” and “I’m going to hurt you”. At that time Patient Shannon turned…
Financial statements could be examined with varied degrees, as part of the client acceptance procedures Paige CPA got to perform a horizontal and vertical analysis, and financial ratio analysis of Vinand Petroleum financial statements. These procedures are not as in depth as other procedures used by auditors on financial statements, but these procedures may show areas of concern for auditors. From 2006 to 2007, Vinand’s long term debt tripled and its interest expense paid for the year did not reflect this drastic increase. This could mean that Vinand has taken on a large amount of debt with a low interest rate, which will not bode well for the financial health of the company in the future. In the same breadth, accounts payable account did not increase from 2006 to 2007 despite a substantial increase in the inventory account. Revenue increased by a large margin in 2007, and the increase in the account receivable account was pale in comparison with sales, but even with both these developments the taxes payable account decreased.” Other liabilities” account usually denotes miscellaneous liabilities which are usually immaterial, from 2006 to 2007 this account increased from $50,000,000 to $466,000,000, the cause of this steep increase has to be investigated. Looking at Table 2 which gathers information of Oil and Gas companies from 2005 to 2007, Vinand consistently beats out the industry average by astronomical margins except in the return on sales category where Vinand sits at the industry average. In one particular instance Vinand had a percentage increase of 53.06% compared to its closest competitor which had an increase of 7.56% while the industry average was a decline of 12.75%. All these raise concerns as to how in an industry as volatile as the oil and gas, how Vinand consistently overwhelmed industry expectations. For all its exceptional performance, Vinand’s return on sales ratio borders right on the industry average.…
This risk is generally associated to mistake and is not done by the auditors on purpose. Analyzing and testing data further can minimize this risk to a great extent. (Vandervelde et al 2008).…
In this paper we are going to look at four questions that deal with the assessing materiality and risk simulation. The first question that we will be looking at is why certain accounts have to be audited 100%. Then after that we will look at why materiality is only allocated to those accounts that are sampled. Next we will answer if any component of audit risk is within the control of the auditor. Last we will look at how the three risks that make up audit risk are inter-related. Overall this paper will give us a better understanding of the simulation..…
AOW is required to obtain reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free from material misstatements, whether caused by error or fraud. However the audit does not guarantee the accuracy of the financial statements. Even though the audit is properly planned and performed in accordance with the PCAOB standards, an unavoidable risk exists that some material misstatements may not be detected due to inherent limitations of an audit, together with the inherent limitations of internal control. Consequently, our audit is not designed to detect errors or fraud that is immaterial…
This is the overdue risk for the auditing that the most auditors give an unsuitable appraisal on the financial statements. Auditing risk hast two types, whichever are the auditors would fail to discover concrete misstatements and the auditors would make concrete statements to keep under material misstatement.…
We decided to set Audit Risk High, Inherent Risk low, and Control Risk low. Setting Audit Risk High seems to indicate that we are convinced about the integrity of the management of Sweet Truths. The higher the Audit Risk, the lesser the evidence that has to be gathers by the auditor. Setting Inherent Risk low indicates that the confectionery industry is stable and we do not perceive any risks. The lower the Inherent Risk, the greater the evidence that the auditors needs to gather. Setting Control Risk Low indicates that we are relying on the internal control procedures that are in place in the organization. Control Risk can never be zero since it is advisable for the auditor to avoid placing complete reliance on the internal controls of the firm. Expected Misstatement is the amount of misstatement the auditor believes exists in the…
We have performed an analysis of the Engagement Risk (ER) and Financial Reporting Risk of…
Phar-Mor, the discount drug store that had enjoyed a decade of phenomenal financial success. It started with 15 stores and grew to over 310 stores in thirty two states from 1982 to 1992 it sales grew to $3 billion. At first Phar-Mor was seen as a major prospect in the retail market. The president, founder, and COO of Phar-Mor was Mickey Monus, who became quite extravagant with his money as Phar-Mor grew. The key to the company’s success was a power buying a phrase coined by Mr. Monus, it was a practice of stocking up on the products when suppliers where offering rock-bottom prices. This practice was indeed a key practice that attracted many prices conscious consumers and led to the company rapid success. However, the deep discount prices were so low that eventually Phar-Mor was no longer able to turn up a profit. In fact, it is believed that there were no profits generated after 1987. This is how the problem began, because Monus and other executives did not want the truth about their losses to damage the success and favorable reputation of Phar-Mor, they began to use imaginative accounting practices to hide their losses on the financial statements. At last Phar-Mor emerged from chapter 11 bankruptcies in 1995 with a new CEO, David Schwartz, and board.…
The acceptable audit risks, inherent risk, the preliminary judgment about materiality and performance materiality have significant impact on the whole process of the audit and therefore they should be made in the planning phase. The acceptable audit risk helps the auditor to determine the scope and how much evidence to gather during the audit. Inherent risk is the risk of material misstatement in an account before considering the effectiveness of internal control. The assessment of inherent risk in the planning phase is to help the auditor plan the audit by deciding which parts of the audit to emphasize and the extent of testing. The performance materiality and preliminary judgment about materiality determine the nature, timing and extent of further audit procedures. Therefore, to better perform further audit procedures, these should be made in the early phase of the audit.…
Our audit will be conducted with the objective of our expressing an opinion on the…