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    Kpmg Case Study Essay

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    hotels located in Charleston, South Carolina; Asheville, North Carolina; Savannah, Georgia; and West Palm Beach, Florida that cater to high-end business and vacation travelers. Bank-loan covenants require that Majestic Hotels, Inc. submit audited financial statements annually to the bank. Specifically, the bank covenants contain revenue and occupancy measures that

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    ACC 476/726 – Auditing Discussion Case Questions Fall 2004 General Information The audit discussion cases are real-world examples of problems that auditors face in practice. Each individual case is brief, and every member of the class should read the case prior to class and come prepared to participate in class discussion. Instead of the questions in the casebook, we will discuss specific issues related to the topic currently being discussed in class. The questions can usually be answered

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    Shannon Stein Grade 12/2 Accounting presentation task Task 1: Spur Internal Controls and Audit Procedures of Spur The following report is based off the Spur Restaurant in Ruimsig. This report is inclusive of the restaurants internal controls, its auditing systems, and its day-to-day operations. 1. Internal Controls A ‘Control’ may be defined as: “Any action taken by the management of a business to enhance the likelihood that the established objectives and goals are achieved.”

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    no regulatory oversight by the state and federal agencies. Charitable organizations submit form 990 to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) only. The proposed regulatory reforms for charities are that they should be subject to an annual independent audit by an accounting firm. Some states have passed legislation requiring certain organization to be audited annually. Nevertheless, Kapp (2015) reports that the United Way of America was audited by Arthur Andersen during the time frame that Aramony embezzled

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    Section 120

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    Section 140.4 states that “A Member shall maintain confidentiality of information within the Firm or employing organisation.” Both administration and audit staff are directly required to handle this information. Administration is responsible for input of the data to the system. Auditing branch is accessing this data on need basis and only when they are directly auditing these clients. These departments

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    benefit to the organization. In phase one, audit planning, the audit team obtains a charter. The charter is a formal document, which will lay the foundations of the audit team’s business requirements, while defining their scope of responsibility and limits of authority. It also determines the individuals who are to be accountable for a successful audit, as well as, those who are responsible for aiding the team to said end. At this stage, the audit manager and the liaison

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    receivables even if this decision might result in his personal loss. It is his obligation to be honest about the financial estimates and depict true and fair financial projections.

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    12 Accountant’s Liability to Third Party Table Of Contents Introduction 2 The Ultramares Doctrine 3 Foreseen Users 5 Auditors Defenses against Third Party Suits 8 The Impact of the Doctrine 10 Conclusion 11 References 12 Introduction This purpose of this research paper is to provide information about the importance of accountant’s liability to third party. In 1931, the case of Ultramares Corporation v. Touche brought about

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    audit standards discuss auditors’ responsibility to exercise increased professional skepticism in response to specific situations. Confirmation procedures are one circumstances where an evaluator needs to practice an increased level of expert in professional

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    seemed somehow different at work. Then, there was the challenge of running his first engagement. He couldn’t begin to count the number of times he wanted to pick up the phone and call Vince. He had already called him twice in the first four days of the audit. Vince had been more than willing to help, and his advice helped to steer him in the right direction. Still, he felt as if he shouldn’t need the help. He missed the certainty that he had as a plumber. Although plumbing challenged his mind as well as

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