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NINJA Question –
Question: What section and paragraph of the AICPA’s Codification of Statements on Auditing Standards (clarified standards) state that misstatements in the financial statements can arise from either fraud or error?
So when items are addressed/defined in more than one section of the AL do they give credit for either.
Answer per Ninja is: AU-C 240.02 discusses misstatements in the financial statements that can arise from either fraud or error.
But this is also correct 450.A01 (below), but the first place it’s mentioned is 450.04
Misstatement (Ref: par. .04)
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Misstatements may result from fraud or error, such as
a
. an inaccuracy in gathering or processing data from which the
financial statements are prepared,
b
. an omission of an amount or disclosure,
c
. a financial statement disclosure that is not presented in accor-
dance with the applicable financial reporting framework,
d
. an incorrect accounting estimate arising from overlooking or clear
misinterpretation of facts, and
e
. judgments of management concerning accounting estimates that
the auditor considers unreasonable or the selection or application
of accounting policies that the auditor considers inappropriate.
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