Discussions
1-Module 1: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
Who is responsible for initiating the communication between the predecessor and successor auditors? What type of information should be requested from the predecessor auditor?
2-Module 2: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
Explain why the auditor divides the financial statements into components or segments in order to test management’s assertions.
3-Module 3: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
Core Value Assignment:
With the concepts of responsible stewardship and integrity in mind respond to the following questions.
-What are management’s incentives for establishing and maintaining strong internal control?
-What are the auditor’s main concerns with internal control?
4-Module 4: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
How are the desired confidence level, the tolerable misstatement, and the expected misstatement related to sample size?
5-Module 5: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
When a client does not adequately segregate duties, the possibility of cash being stolen before it is recorded is increased. If the auditor suspects that this type of defalcation is possible, what type of audit procedures can he or she use to test this possibility?
6-Module 6: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
Why is it important for the client to establish control activities over the classification of payroll transactions?
7-Module 7: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
How do the client’s controls over cash receipts and disbursements affect the nature and extent of the auditor’s substantive tests of cash balances?
8-Module 8: Answer the following question (About 120 words)
What are the types of subsequent events relevant to financial statement audits? Give one example of each type of subsequent event that might materially affect the financial statements.
APA reference. Any sources including, but not limited to:
Messier, W. F., Glover, S. M., & Prawitt, D. F XXXXXXXXXXAuditing & Assurance Services: A Systematic Approach (10th ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill/Irwin. ISBN: XXXXXXXXXX
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