3 (6qa (16D#4) )
3 (6qa (16D#4) )
3 (6qa (16D#4) )
Q.4 Identify the differences between the auditor’s report on financial statements of a listed
company as compared to an unlisted company, based on International Standards on
Auditing. (04)
Q.5 Dawood Limited (DL), a listed company, has approached your firm to provide a limited
assurance on sustainability report of the company and presently you are verifying the
following statement related to carbon emissions:
Required:
Determine how you would verify the above claim. (06)
Q.6 Your firm has been hired by Sensitive Products Limited (SPL), for an assurance engagement
regarding compliance with regulatory requirements. SPL is engaged in the production of
highly sensitive products and is required to comply with strict regulatory requirements. In
this regard a report is submitted by SPL to the regulatory authority which contains certain
information.
Required:
Draft a limited assurance report to be issued to the regulatory authority regarding the
information provided to the authority by SPL. The report should contain a qualification and
mention atleast three procedures performed by your firm. (14)
(You may assume necessary details, however any annexures to the report are not required)
Q.7 You are the audit manager responsible for the audit of Mechanic Engineering Limited,
(MEL) which provides mechanical parts to different industries. The draft financial
statements for the year ended 30 September 2016 show profit before taxation of
Rs. 150 million (2015: Rs. 200 million) and total assets of Rs. 1.2 billion (2015: Rs. 1.1
billion).
(a) MEL has recognized a late payment surcharge of Rs. 2.5 billion on amount due from
Government agencies. Last year, the audit report was qualified with respect to the
recognition of late payment surcharge. The management has informed you that the
Government authorities have conveyed their willingness to pay Rs. 2 billion instead
of Rs. 2.5 billion and has provided you a written representation with respect to the
said amount. MEL however wants to preclude you from sending a confirmation to
the relevant agency. (07)
(b) During the year, MEL has sold one of its buildings to Natasha (Private) Limited
(NPL) at a loss of Rs. 20 million. The building was purchased at a cost of
Rs. 80 million seven years ago and was depreciated @ 5% per annum on straight line
basis. The minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors at which the sale was
approved indicate that a director of MEL holds 20% shares in NPL. However, the
minutes also indicate that he did not vote on the transaction due to conflict of
interest. (09)
Required:
Evaluate the above situations and determine the course of action in respect of each of the
above independent situations. (Reporting implications are not required)
Audit, Assurance and Related Services
Suggested Answer
Certified Finance and Accounting Professional Examination – Winter 2016
Ans.4 Following are the additional matters that have to be included in the audit reports of listed
companies:
Key audit matters
Statement from the auditor that it has provided those charged with governance with
a statement that the auditor has complied with relevant ethical requirements
matters that may reasonably be thought to bear on the auditor’s independence, and
regarding independence and communicate with them all relationships and other
separate section named “other information” if at the date of audit report the auditor has
Further in the audit report of listed companies the auditor is supposed to include a
obtained or expects to obtain other information whereas in the case of unlisted company
this paragraph is only given if the auditor has obtained any such information.
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