A. They are the best source of audit evidence B. They should be used only when there is a lack of other substantive audit evidence C. They should be used only when there is other substantive audit evidence to complement it D. Shareholders receive a copy of all material written representations
A. An auditor may serve on the board of directors of an audit client. B. An auditor who is an immediate family member of the director of an audit client must not be assigned to the audit team. C. Purchasing goods from an audit client on normal commercial terms does not create a threat to … Read more
A. Self-interest threat B. Self-review threat C. Advocacy threat D. Familiarity threat
A. 1, 2 and 3 only B. 1, 3 and 4 only C. 2, 3 and 4 only D. 1, 2 and 4 only
A. Taking management decisions B. Preparation of accounting records C. Preparing tax computations D. Advising on weaknesses in the internal control systems
A. Obtain the client’s permission to communicate with the existing auditor B. Obtain the existing auditor’s working papers C. Obtain a copy of the company’s most recent board minutes D. Obtain a copy of the existing auditor’s letter of engagement
A. Unqualified opinion B. Qualified opinion C. Adverse opinion D. Disclaimer of opinion. All of above
A. Checking the vouchers B. Preparation of vouchers C. Evaluation of internal control D. None of the above Auditors do not prepare the vouchers , it is not his duty or responsibility to do so.His business is to evaluate the internal control, check, vouch and verify the vouchers.
A. Standards on Auditing B. Standard on Quality Control C. Standards on Review Engagement D. Standards on Assurance Engagement
A. 32 B. 34 C. 36 D. 38