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summarize the five fundamental principles of ethics as articulated by the international ethics standards board for
you have worked as a staff auditor for two and one-half years and have mastered your job you will likely be promoted to
refer to the auditing in practice feature a young auditor makes an ethical mistake in professional judgmenta
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an investor is suing an auditor for issuing an unqualified opinion on the financial statements of duluth industries
refer to the professional judgment in context feature at the outset of the chapter which features details on the
the auditor is evaluating the internal control of a new client management has prepared its assessment of internal
assume that you are planning to test a clients reconciliation you could test by either inspecting documentation of the
the auditor of a public company in the retailing industry is planning an integrated audit the company has approximately
what are the external auditor testing requirements of internal controls fora large publicly held companiesb
describe how auditing standards affect the design of audit programswhat is an audit program what information should an
on may 4 2010 the pcaob ssued its public inspection of deloitte amp touche llp covering their inspection of audits
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what ratios would best indicate problems with potential inventory obsolescence or collectability of receivables how are
what is the directional relationship between the risks of material misstatement inherent and control risk and both
define the terms inherent risk control risk audit risk and detection risk explain how these risks relate to each
the audit report provides reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free from material misstatements the
when testing accounts that are based on management estimates the auditor should understand the process management uses
refer to the auditing in practice feature description of common types of earnings management techniques why might it be
an auditor has to determine both the reliability and the relevance of potential audit evidence in order to determine
assume that an automotive company discloses the following risk factors labeled 1 through 7 below that might affect the
iidentify the nine types of audit procedures used as part of the audit evidence-gathering process fol- lowing is a list
discuss the relative reliability of internal and external documentation give two examples of each type of