[Q3] AUD Study Group 2014 - Page 75

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  • #593264
    Future Ninja
    Participant

    anyone? please help:

    Which of the following is incorrect regarding audit procedures to be performed by the auditor when

    the client fails to prepare certain audit requirements?

    a.The auditor has the responsibility to ensure that management addresses the reasons that prevent management from preparing the auditor’s requirements.

    b.When the inadequacy in recordkeeping or accounting records of the client that gives rise to its

    inability to provide the information being required by the auditor is not corrected or addressed within a reasonable period of time of, say, one year, this could indicate the existence of

    situations or weaknesses in the system that require the auditor to exercise professional skepticism.

    c. It is sufficient for client to merely prepare a schedule or analysis required by the auditor.

    d.Limiting the discussion of problems or issued encountered during the audit to middle

    management without involving the people who make decisions is self defeating and not advisable, regardless of circumstances

    AUD - 79 (expired) retaking July 28,2016
    FAR - 76 expiring July 31, 2016
    BEC - 85
    REG - 74,74,74,74,59,70,

    #593265
    greg422
    Member

    @amanda88 currently trending at 87 with 81 overall average. About 30 hrs logged and 15 days until exam. How about you?

    REG - 82
    AUD - 97
    BEC - 81
    FAR - 84
    DONE!

    #593266
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I'm using Becker so I can't see an overall score until I use Ninja MCQs to review but I am scoring between a 70%-95% on the MCQs without having to use my book. I am halfway thru the material with three weeks to my exam.

    #593267
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @NinjaCPA- that seem like an oddly worded MCQ but I think the answer is B, because the auditor would always exercise professional skepticism. I dont really know. What study software is this from?

    #593268
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @Amanda,

    I thought the exact same way regarding the wording and the possible answer.

    #593269
    greg422
    Member

    What are the “FAR” type SIM questions everyone is preparing for? There is a lot of talk about FAR related SIMs on Audit. Is there anyway to prepare for these? Full disclosure, I have no studied for or taken FAR yet.

    REG - 82
    AUD - 97
    BEC - 81
    FAR - 84
    DONE!

    #593270
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I am only preparing for AJE's on the sims

    #593271
    lvr21
    Member

    @greg I have found that the actual sims I have had trouble during my Audit exams are the sims that are “very Audit like” sims. The sims that you may or may not get that are FAR sims are usually pretty basic accountig type questions. Just make sure you know the basics like the finacial accounting class everyone in the business department has to take in college.

    {R: PASSED!! (I passed one!)}
    {B: PASSED!! (Halfway there!)}
    {F: PASSED!! (1 left!!!)}
    {A: PASSED(I am done!!)}

    #593272
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just kicked off my AUD studying yesterday after taking FAR on Monday. With REG and FAR (hopefully) in the books I am kind of missing their “clear cut” answers. I am experiencing so far in my AUD studying that there are so many answers that are right but one is “more” right. Pretty frustrating. I guess this is why many have said AUD is the trickiest?

    #593273
    lvr21
    Member

    Anyone have any good questions!!?

    {R: PASSED!! (I passed one!)}
    {B: PASSED!! (Halfway there!)}
    {F: PASSED!! (1 left!!!)}
    {A: PASSED(I am done!!)}

    #593274
    UNC MAcc
    Member

    Aud is my last exam and I have zero motivation. I've put in maybe 10 hours. I kind feel like I don't even care if I don't pass it, cause I have like 9 months before anything expires.

    B - 89
    A - 80
    R - 78
    F - 86

    CIA, CFSA, MBA, MAcc (too many f'ing degrees and certs, I know, trust me)

    #593275
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    In performing the year-end “sales cutoff” procedures, the auditor identified several sales transactions recorded in December 20X1, which were not actually shipped to customers until January 20X2

    What assertion is tested here?

    This is a question @willpassby2014 had posted a few days ago and the correct answer was existence. Now that I'm actually going through the transaction cycles in depth, I can see an argument for both. My understanding is that existence is vouching from F/S down to the source docs to ensure that there is nothing being overstated. I don't see how it could only be existence and not cutoff….

    #593276
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I just took the Becker Final Exam 2 and am struggling to understand these questions, Can someone please help explain the solutions?

    1. Auditing standards require that the independent auditor's report shall contain either an expression of opinion regarding the financial statements, taken as a whole, or an assertion to the effect that an opinion cannot be expressed. Which of the following would be prohibited by auditing standards?

    a. The auditor disclaims an opinion on the entire set of financial statements.

    b. The auditor disclaims an opinion on the income statement and on the statement of cash flows, but renders an unmodified opinion on the balance sheet.

    c. None of the above are prohibited.

    d. An auditor is hired to render an opinion on the balance sheet only

    Correct Answer is C…. I selected A —- isn't that piecemeal?

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    2. Jamison, CPA, is auditing the financial statements of Deegan Industries. Jamison had obtained appropriate audit evidence, sufficient to support an opinion, by January 24, year 3, and issued his audit report (dated January 24, year 3) on February 12, year 3. In which case would Jamison most likely use dual dating?

    a. On February 8, year 3, a lawsuit in which Deegan was the defendant was settled out of court. The year 3 financial statements were appropriately adjusted to reflect the resolution of this matter, and a footnote explanation was added.

    b. On February 10, year 3, a fire occurred at Deegan's manufacturing plant. The fire had no material effect on Deegan's year 2 financial statements, and no disclosure of the fire was deemed necessary.

    c. On January 10, year 3, one of Deegan's primary customers declared bankruptcy due to its deteriorating financial condition. As a result, Deegan wrote off a material account receivable that had been included in the year 2 balance sheet. A note was also added to the year 2 financial statements to discuss the financial impact of losing this customer.

    d. On January 18, year 3, the partner in charge of the Deegan audit retired and was replaced by an alternative partner.

    Correct answer is A —- should that read YEAR 2 Financial statements were revised? The audit is for year 2, if they adjusted year 3 financials, it would have no effect on the current audit.

    Thanks for your help!

    #593277
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    For the first one- I don't understand why you think it would be piecemeal?

    #593278
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I'm sorry,I meant to say I thought that B “the auditor disclaims an opinion on the income statement and on the statement of cash flows, but renders an unmodified opinion on the balance sheet.” would be piecemeal. Isn't piecemeal when you disclaim an opinion on the financial statements, but still express an opinion on one? Or would that have to be you disclaim an opinion on the financial statements as a collective group.

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