AUD Study Group Q1 2016 - Page 40

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    FAR_WARS
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    “The private letter ruling is the letter the IRS sends back to the taxpayer, which explains the rulings and the rational for the decision. The PLR is specific and applicable to that tax situation and that taxpayer only.”

    So if we are representing a client, we would be aloud to charge different amounts based on the IRS's ruling in the letter.

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #747352
    for425
    Participant

    In the Auditors Report, is the auditor required to hand write his or her signature?

    A question came up regarding this with a compilation and the answer was- “manual, printed, or digital are appropriate”

    FAR - 72, 81
    BEC - 76
    REG - 78
    AUD - 61 (1/24), Retake (6/6)

    Materials: Becker
    FAR Retake: + Wiley TB
    REG & AUD: + Ninja MCQ

    #747353
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    I can confirm that “manual or printed” signatures are appropriate for an audit, but can't find anything about digital. My guess is that Digital is allowed for audits. But since requirements for compilations are less strict, perhaps they could allow digital while audits don't?

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #747354
    Pete
    Participant

    @far_wars

    CCHIT

    C: comment on exceptions
    C: Conclusions
    H:heading
    I:Initinals
    T:Tickmark
    F:Foot

    #747355
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    thanks peter!

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #747356
    Pete
    Participant

    Do I have to remember Public Accounting Oversight Board Sections or just read it?

    #747357
    payaza2000
    Participant

    @Peter

    I would know where the PCAOB differentiates with the SAS

    FAR 5/6/2015- 84
    REG 8/3/2015 - 87
    AUD 10/25/2015- 69 1/20/2016 -75
    BEC 2/26/2016- 80

    Thank you God

    #747358
    Pete
    Participant

    Thanks payaza2000 🙂

    I was reading about the network firms and Alternative practice structure (APS) related to professionals ethics are not covered well in Wiley

    #747359
    Pete
    Participant

    To establish illegal “slush funds,” corporations may divert cash received in normal business operations. An auditor would encounter the greatest difficulty in detecting the diversion of proceeds from

    a-Scrap sales.
    b-Dividends.
    c-Purchase returns.
    d-COD sales.

    What's Scrap Sales ?

    #747360
    Pete
    Participant

    According to PCAOB standards which of the following is a control deficiency that is at least a significant deficiency?

    a-Weak controls over the selection and application of accounting principles.
    b-Weak controls over safeguarding of inventories.
    c-Weak controls over bank reconciliations.
    d-Weak controls over authorization of payroll.

    #747361
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    1. a? Probably more of a BEC topic. Scrap Materials are the ones which cannot be sold either as Finished Goods, and have no storage value or internal usage value to the organization. They are often sold at a specially discounted rate, to recover some value.

    2. a?

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #747362
    Pete
    Participant

    yes right Far_wars

    A deficiency in any one of the following controls would at least be a significant deficiency:

    1• Controls over the selection and application of accounting principles that are in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles
    2• Antifraud programs and controls
    3• Controls over nonroutine and nonsystematic transactions
    4• Controls over the period-end financial reporting process

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    win2bet
    Participant

    @peter, sounds like its def A

    REG 68,87
    BEC 85
    FAR 75
    AUD 64,64, 86!

    #747364
    Pete
    Participant

    @win2betmore yes right 🙂

    @win2betmore do you think it's good idea to read Government standards (yellow book) ?or just through the material ?

    #747365
    Pete
    Participant

    Which of the following would be a consideration in planning a sample for a test of subsequent cash receipts?

    a-Preliminary judgments about materiality levels.
    b-The amount of bad debt write-offs in the prior year.
    c-The size of the intercompany receivable balance.
    d-The auditor’s allowable risk of assessing control risk is too low.

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