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TOPIC 11 Group Audit
TOPIC 11 Group Audit
TOPIC 11 Group Audit
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Implica4on
Ma8ers
to
for
the
be
Ma8ers
to
be
auditor’s
considered
considered
report
on
a
and
Requirements
before
Rela4onship
financial
procedures
of
relevant
accep4ng
between
statements
to
be
accoun4ng
appointment
principal
and
of
an
en4ty
performed
standards
as
Principal
other
auditors
where
the
when
using
Auditor
of
a
opinion
on
the
work
of
group
a
other
component
auditors
is
modified
I
N
T
Auditor
for
the
holding
company
(principal/primary
auditor)
is
Companies
frequently
have
R
subsidiary
companies.
Holding
required
to
express
an
opinion
as
to
whether
the
company
company
is
required
to
O
prepare
group
account
in
the
accounts
and
the
group
account
show
a
true
and
fair
view
to
the
form
of
consolidated
accounts.
D
members
of
the
holding
company
U
C
In
audi4ng
group
accounts,
auditor
is
required
to
possess
~
Companies
Act
1965
(sec
174)
~
FRS
127
–
Consolidated
and
an
appropriate
related
T
knowledge
about
accoun4ng
Separate
Financial
Statements
(Consolida4on),
regula4ons
~
FRS
128
–
Investments
in
I
and
standards
(Disclosure)
Associates
O
N
• Is
the
auditor
with
responsibility
for
repor4ng
on
the
financial
statements
of
an
en4ty
where
those
Principal
financial
statements
include
financial
informa4on
of
Auditor
one
or
more
components
audited
by
another
auditor.
• Auditor
is
responsible
to
perform
the
audit
and
give
opinion
on
the
consolida4on
account
under
Sec4on
174
(2)
Rights
of
principal
auditor
under
Sec4on
174(4)
&
(5)
enable
the
principal
auditor
to
undertake
his
responsibili4es
by
empowering
the
following
rights:-‐
• Access
to
the
accoun4ng
and
other
records
of
the
company
and
any
subsidiary
of
the
company
• Require
from
any
other
auditor
of
related
company
for
any
informa4on
and
explana4ons
required
for
the
audit
• Require
from
any
officer
of
the
parent
company
and
the
officer
of
the
related
company
(foreign
and
local)
to
get
the
informa4on
&
explana4ons
required
for
the
audit
If
the
same
auditor
for
the
holding
and
subsidiary
being
appointed,
the
auditor
need
not
to
have
separate
engagement
le8er
but
must
get
the
confirma4on
from
BOD
of
each
company.
(Directors’
resolu4on)
The
accoun4ng,
audi4ng
and
repor4ng
requirement
and
obtained
from
the
other
auditor
a
wri8en
representa4on
that
the
have
complied
with
accoun4ng,
audi4ng
and
repor4ng
requirement.
The
principal
auditor
would
inform
the
other
auditor
of
ma8ers
such
as
areas
requiring
special
considera4on,
procedures
for
iden4fica4on
of
inter-‐
company
transac4on
for
disclosure
and
also
4metable
for
comple4on
of
the
audit.
If
the
principal
auditor
is
not
sa4sfied
with
the
working
paper,
the
principal
auditor
might
request
the
other
auditor
to
perform
the
supplementary
tests
or
alterna4vely,
the
principal
auditor
might
need
to
perform
the
test…
The
scope
of
work
of
the
principal
auditor
is
depending
on:-‐
Ques4onnaires
PRELIMINARY
STAGE
To
obtain
and
prepare
schedule
of
investment
in
subsidiary
showing:-‐
QUESTIONNAIRES
Given
to
other
auditor
which
include
confirma4on
regarding:-‐
Financial
statement
For
the
every
finding
by
other
of
the
Components
auditor,
principal
auditor
should
further
discuss
with
management
of
the
component
Significance
of
the
finding
as
well
as
other
auditor.
If
to
the
en4ty
as
a
whole
necessary,
to
perform
addi4onal
test
(by
the
other
auditor
or
principal)
to
sa4sfy
themselves
Names
of
other
auditors
about
the
issues.
Unqualified
Qualified
report
• When
Principal
auditor
concludes
that
the
work
of
the
other
auditor
cannot
be
used
and
the
principal
auditor
has
not
been
able
to
perform
sufficient
addi4onal
procedures
regarding
the
financial
informa4on
of
the
component,
the
principal
auditor
should
express:-‐
• Qualified
opinion
(if
not
so
material
and
not
pervasive)
or
• Disclaimer
(if
material
and
pervasive)
If
other
auditor
issued
qualified
report
on
the
component:-‐
• Principal
auditor
should
consider
the
significance
towards
the
whole
group:-‐
• If
immaterial
effect
to
the
group,
principal
auditor
may
express
unqualified
opinion
• If
not
so
material
effect
to
the
group
and
not
pervasive,
principal
auditor
may
express
qualified
opinion
(except
for)