
IX. Performing Substantive Tests, Audit Evidence and Audit Documentations
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What is the primary purpose of PSA 320?
How is 'materiality' best defined in an audit context?
What is the primary objective of PSA 500?
Which of the following is considered the most reliable source of audit evidence?
PSA 500 requires audit evidence to be sufficient and appropriate. What does “appropriate” refer to?
Which of the following items requires specific audit considerations under PSA 501?
For auditing inventory, PSA 501 requires auditors to attend the inventory count if:
According to PSA 510, what should an auditor do if they cannot obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding opening balances?
When auditing opening balances, PSA 510 requires the auditor to consider the accounting policies. Which of the following must be evaluated?
If a misstatement in opening balances is identified in an initial audit engagement, what should the auditor do according to PSA 510?
Who is responsible for the overall quality of each audit engagement to which they are assigned, emphasizing the importance of audit quality and its essential role in performing audit engagements?
What term refers to the record of audit procedures performed, relevant audit evidence obtained, and the conclusions reached by the auditor, also known as "working papers" or "work papers"?
What is the difference between a Type 1 report and a Type 2 report?
If the auditor needs to modify or add to the audit documentation after the final audit file is completed, they must document the specific reasons for these changes, as well as when the modifications or additions were made and by whom. This ensures (blank) and (blank) in any post-assembly adjustments to the audit file.
Which PSA deals with specific responsibilities of the auditor regarding quality control procedures for an audit of financial statements?
The auditor is required to assemble the audit documentation into a final audit file and complete this administrative process in what manner after the issuance of the auditor's report? This ensures that the audit file is complete and reflects all relevant audit procedures and conclusions.
What is the physical or electronic storage medium—such as folders or other storage methods—containing all audit documentation for a specific engagement?
Which of the following is not included in the process of making an accounting estimate?
When is the effective date of PSA 230?
A difference between the estimate and outcome doesn’t necessarily indicate a misstatement, especially for fair value estimates influenced by later events.
An auditor must always refer to the work of an expert in the audit report, regardless of the opinion issued.
The auditor should check if the data used by the expert is relevant, complete, and accurate when it is significant to the expert’s work.
The auditor must have a detailed understanding of the expert’s field of expertise to use their work effectively.
PSA 505 requires auditors to maintain control over external confirmation requests to ensure what?
The auditor is not required to evaluate the findings or conclusions of the expert once they receive them.Â
The external auditor can use the work of internal auditors without evaluating their objectivity or competence.
The external auditor should evaluate the nature, scope, and objectives of the specific work performed by the internal auditors.
The external auditor should only use the internal auditors’ work if it supports the audit opinion they want to issue.
The external auditor must assess the risk of material misstatement when determining how much they can rely on the work of internal auditors.
The external auditor must assess whether the internal audit function’s work is carried out with due professional care before using it.