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- 1. Outline the roles and responsibilities of auditing standard setting bodies. 2. Explain four (4) emerging issues in the auditing profession and the work of an auditor in general7 Any of the parties listed below can be responsible for providing the financial information that will be audited by the auditor, except _______________ Question 7 options: a) Audit committee b) The customers c) Management d) The engaging part6 List 4 types of management assertions presented in the financial statements that an auditor needs to evaluate when completing auditing or review engagements. _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ ________________________
- ISA 250 paragraph 10 cover the aspects of ________ a. Audit Conclusion and Reporting b. General Principles and Responsibilities of auditor c. Law and regulation governing accounting and auditing d. Audit Evidence and audit riskDiscuss four (4) conditions that an auditor will consider issuing an unmodifying opinion.ISA 250 paragraph 10 covers the aspects of ________ a. General principles and responsibilities of auditor b. Audit evidence and audit risk c. Audit conclusion and reporting d. Laws and regulations governing accounting and auditing
- Contemporary auditing (2.12) Parker Halsey corporation qn 2: Compare the overall goals of the two teams of auditors in this case. In what ways were those goals similar? How did they differ?Explain four (4) matters that the Office of the Auditor General should consider indecidingthe extent of the use of the work of the internal auditors of the Council.10 What is the name of the individual that carries out auditing for a company or client called? ______________ Question 10 options: a) Actuarial b) Professional c) Analyst d) Auditor
- 1. Give five (5) substantive audit procedure in the audit of expenditure cycle and identify the relevant assertions affected. What are the source documents needed? Discuss. 2. Give five (5) substantive audit procedure in the audit of revenue cycle and identify the relevant assertions affected. What are the source documents needed? Discuss.7. The three types of auditors are independent, government, and operational. Select one:TrueFalse5. All of these reasons are important to discuss the types of service with management before performing the audit work, except ___________ Question 5 options: a) To avoid misunderstanding b) To charge more audit hours and fees c) To prepare the auditor for the job d) To determine the audit procedures required
