EP AUDITING+ASSURANCE...-MYACCT.LAB
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ISBN: 9780134148656
Author: ARENS
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Chapter 2, Problem 15.2MCQ
To determine
Indicate the option that provides the authoritative guidance for the auditor of a non-public company.
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“The maintenance of auditor independence is vital to the credibility of the audit in the minds of the users of financial statements.”
1. State the provisions of the companies Act, 2019 (Act 992) which strengthen the independence of the auditor.
2. Suggest how the independence of the auditor might be further strengthened and improved.
1.
Johnson & Johnson CPAs, is considering accepting an engagement to perform an audit
for a new client, whose prior period financial statements had been
audited by another CPA.
Johnson & Johnson would like to make certain that they
understand the auditor's objective in conducting an initial audit engagement.
Which title of Professional Standards addresses this issue , and,
will be helpful in understanding the auditor's objectives in conducting
an initial audit engagement?
Enter the exact section and paragraph with helpful information.
Communicating Key Audit Matters in the audit report is :
A.
Additional communication to provide transparency in the auditor’s professional judgment,
B.
An assistance for financial statement users to better understand the entity and areas of significant management juudgments
C.
A substitute for disclosures in the financial statements that the applicable financial reporting framework requires management to make
D.
A separate additional opinion on individual matters
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