The verification of financial position as disclosed by the financial statements. It is an examination of accounts to ascertain whether the financial statements give a true and fair view financial position and profit or loss of the business.

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The one who performs an audit, in accordance with specific laws or rules, of the financial statements of a company, government entity, other legal entity, or organization, and is independent of the entity being audited.

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This ensures that auditors don't have any financial interest in the firms in which they are auditing.

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What are the stages of audit process? (put comma on your answer)

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What are the internal control risks in risk assessment? (put comma on your answers)

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These are made to attest to the authenticity of information on balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements.

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this assertion is the statement that all figures presented in a financial statement are accurate and based on the proper valuation of assets, liabilities, and equity balances.

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this assertion assures that the information presented actually exists and is free from any fraudulent activity.

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This assertion attests to the fact that the financial statements are thorough and include every item that should be included in the statement for a given accounting period.

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a basic assertion that all assets and liabilities included in a financial statement belong to the company issuing the statement.

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the assertion that all appropriate information and disclosures are included in a company's statements and all the information presented in the statements is fair and easy to understand.

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this is an auditing technique that checks for any errors or material misstatements in a company's accounts, financial statements or supporting documents.

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this is the risk when external auditors don't detect an error during audit procedures.

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the risk when internal auditors or the internal record systems don't identify or fix an error.

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the risk when the company or auditor doesn't detect initial errors when the financial process and reporting begin.

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what are the two types of test of details?

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this test focuses on the individual transactions that make up an account balance.

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This is done to check whether any material misstatement exists in the balances of the financial statements’ accounts.

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An audit procedure used to determine whether internal controls effectively prevent or discover material misstatements at the appropriate assertion level.

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What is the formula for audit risk? (initials only and capslock)

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what are the 4 audit opinions? (in order from good to bad)

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this opinion states that the company’s financial condition, position and operations are fairly presented in the financial statements.

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an opinion if the financial statements appear to contain a small deviation from GAAP but are otherwise fairly presented.

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an opinion where the auditor indicates that the financial statements aren’t presented fairly.

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there is no audit opinion due to lack of accounting documents or non-cooperation of the client’s executive team.

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