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Auditing Theory and practices: Case study 1 MaxSecurity Limited (MaxSecurity) has been an audit client of Smith & Associates (S&A) for the past 15 years. MaxSecurity is based in Wollongong, where it...

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Auditing Theory and practices: Case study 1
MaxSecurity Limited (MaxSecurity) has been an audit client of Smith & Associates (S&A) for the past 15 years. MaxSecurity is based in Wollongong, where it manufactures high-tech armour-plated personnel ca
iers. MaxSecurity often has to go through a competitive market tender process to win large government contracts. Its main product, the small but powerful Te
ain Master, is highly specialized and MaxSecurity only does business with nations that have a recognized, democratically elected government. MaxSecurity maintains a highly secure environment, given the sensitive and confidential nature of its vehicle designs and its clients. In September 2018, MaxSecurity installed an off-the-shelf costing system to support the highly sophisticated and cost sensitive nature of its product designs. The new system replaced a system that had been developed in-house as the old system could no longer keep up with the complex and detailed manufacturing costing process that provides tender costings. The old system also had difficulty with the company’s
oader reporting require
The manufacturing costing system uses all of the manufacturing unit inputs to calculate and produce a database of all product costs and recommended sales prices. It also integrates with the general ledger each time there are product inventories movements such as purchases, sales, wastage and damaged stock losses.MaxSecurity’s end of financial year is 30 June.
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(A)Based on the background information, what are the major inherent risks in the MaxSecurity audit? Consider both industry and entity risks in your answe
(B)Discuss the factors to consider when determining preliminary materiality for max security.
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Khushboo answered on Aug 25 2021
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Introduction:
According to the standards on auditing the inherent risk can be defined as the risk which is connected to the assertions related to the misstatement resulted due to the fraud or e
or and this misstatement can be material and the inherent risk can be determined by the judgment and knowledge of the auditor in relation to the nature of industry and its transactions. The low level of preliminary assessment of auditor determines that the auditor should plan to detect the misstatement in the financial statement.
A) Important Inherent Risk industry and Entity:
According to the accounting standard the inherent risk is evaluated by the auditor by considering the information obtained from the performance of the risk assessment procedures and the auditor will also takes into account the characteristics of the accounts and various other disclosure related disclosures made in the financial statement. The auditor will apply its knowledge and understanding related to the nature of industry and transactions of the company to determine the inherent risk of the entity.
In the given case, the auditor of the Max Security has applied its understanding and knowledge related to the industry and came across various inherent risk...
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