AUD Question – Inadequate disclosure vs. Insufficient evidence

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    Anonymous
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    Hi all, how do you differentiate Inadequate disclosure vs. Insufficient evidence in AUD exam? I know that Inadequate disclosure is qualified/adverse opinion under GAAP and Insufficient evidence is a scope limitation under GAAS. But I sometimes mix these 2 together while working on multiple choice questions.

    Do you have some tips on how to differentiate these 2? Thanks in advance!

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    stoleway
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    Well, what I can say is that INADEQUATE DISCLOSURE is a departure from GAAP and can call for either qualified or adverse opinion.

    INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE will be a basis for issuing a qualified or Disclaimer.

    These are two different issues

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    #474918
    stoleway
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    Well, what I can say is that INADEQUATE DISCLOSURE is a departure from GAAP and can call for either qualified or adverse opinion.

    INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE will be a basis for issuing a qualified or Disclaimer.

    These are two different issues

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    #474859
    taxman89
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    one is a departure from GAAP the other is a SCOPE limitation.

    insufficient evidence means there are things you cant look at=score limitation

    inadequate disclosure means things are presented correctly=gaap departure.

    dont know if that helps lol 😀

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    #474920
    taxman89
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    one is a departure from GAAP the other is a SCOPE limitation.

    insufficient evidence means there are things you cant look at=score limitation

    inadequate disclosure means things are presented correctly=gaap departure.

    dont know if that helps lol 😀

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    #474861
    zombiecpa
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    departure from GAAP results in qualified or adverse opinion.

    FAR 85
    AUD 83
    BEC 76
    REG 90

    #474922
    zombiecpa
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    DEPQA

    departure from GAAP results in qualified or adverse opinion.

    FAR 85
    AUD 83
    BEC 76
    REG 90

    #474863

    Insufficient evidence means you can't come to a conclusion. Inadequate disclosure means that you have come to a conclusion but that you don't feel the disclosures properly reflect the company's position. For these questions, ask yourself, “Was the auditor able to come to an opinion/conclusion?”

    #474924

    Insufficient evidence means you can't come to a conclusion. Inadequate disclosure means that you have come to a conclusion but that you don't feel the disclosures properly reflect the company's position. For these questions, ask yourself, “Was the auditor able to come to an opinion/conclusion?”

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