The assignment covers the relationship between auditing and accounting, emphasizing the importance of internal control, its objectives, components, and its connection to audit procedures. It also discusses International Standards for Auditing (ISA) regarding auditor independence, internal control, and audit evidence, while addressing the necessity of auditor independence and methods to maintain it. Lastly, it outlines the types of audit reports that should be issued under specific circumstances, including client-imposed restrictions and references to other auditors.
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audit I Assignment
The assignment covers the relationship between auditing and accounting, emphasizing the importance of internal control, its objectives, components, and its connection to audit procedures. It also discusses International Standards for Auditing (ISA) regarding auditor independence, internal control, and audit evidence, while addressing the necessity of auditor independence and methods to maintain it. Lastly, it outlines the types of audit reports that should be issued under specific circumstances, including client-imposed restrictions and references to other auditors.
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Audit principles and practice I Assignment
Briefly discuss the following questions
1. Discuss the relationship of auditing to accounting
2. Discuss the following pointed related with internal control a. Meaning of internal control b. Objectives of internal control c. Components of internal control d. Internal control and its relation with audit procedure 3. Briefly discuss and summarize International Standards for Auditing (ISA) with regards to the following points: a. Auditor Independence b. Internal Control c. Audit Evidence 4. Discuss why auditor indigence is required and how to ensure independence of auditor 5. What type of audit report (unqualified opinion, except for opinion, adverse opinion, denial of opinion) should the auditors generally issue in each of the following situations? Explain.
a) Client imposed restriction limit very significantly the scope of the
auditors’ procedures. b) The auditors decide that it is necessary to make reference to their report of another public accounting firm (the secondary auditors). c) The auditors believe that the financial statements have been stated in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles in all respects other than the treatment and disclosure of a material uncertainty.