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FACTOR DISCUSSION LOW MODERATE HIGH According to ASA200.Aus13.4 inherent risk (IR) is a measure of the susceptibility of material misstatement before considering any internal controls . Nature of...

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FACTOR DISCUSSION LOW MODERATE HIGH
According to ASA200.Aus13.4 inherent risk (IR) is a measure of the susceptibility of material misstatement before considering any internal controls.
Nature of client’s business
Results of previous audits
Initial versus repeat audits
Quantity of non-routine transactions
Quantity of estimates and judgement required for accounts
Potential for fraudulent financial reporting & misappropriation of assets (fraud risk factors, see ASA 240)
List any other factors (can you see any illustrations in your client’s annual report of the examples in ASA 315, Appendix 2 and ASA 570.A2?)
Conclusion: Overall inherent risk level Discuss how you arrived at your overall assessment here:

Ref: http://www.stockland.com.au/assets/investor-centre/financial-report-2012.pdf
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Robert answered on Dec 22 2021
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FACTOR DISCUSSION LOW MODERATE HIGH
According to ASA200.Aus13.4 inherent risk (IR) is a measure of the
susceptibility of material misstatement before considering any internal
controls.
Nature of client’s
usiness
Stockland is engaged in the business of developing; owning and managing
esidential properties and communities; retirement living villages; office and
industrial assets.
X
Results of previous
audits
As per Independent Auditors Report the financial reports of Stockland
Consolidated Group and Stockland Trust Group gives a true and fair view of
the Stockland Consolidated Group’s and Stockland Trust Group’s financial
position as at 30 June 2012 and of their performance for the year ended on
that date; and complies with with (i)Australian Accounting Standards ;(ii)
Corporations Regulations 2001 and (iii) International Financial Reporting
Standards
X
Initial versus repeat
audits
Stockland Consolidated Group and Stockland Trust Group have been
audited earlier and are subjects of repeat audit
X
Quantity of non-routine
transactions
There were no significant changes in the nature of the activities of the
Stockland Consolidated Group and Stockland Trust Group during the
financial year. The natures of transactions were found to be routine.
X
Quantity of estimates and
judgement required for
accounts
The estimates and judgments that could result in material adjustment to the
ca
ying value of...
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