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Annex A - Template - Materiality
Annex A - Template - Materiality
Materiality Template
The auditor used the previous year’s financial statements as s/he sees that the current year’s
financial results are likely to be the same
The auditor used the interim financial statements for the period January 1 to _______________.
The auditor used annualized balances (see Definition of Terms, Item No. 20)
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B. OVERALL PLANNING MATERIALITY
Total Assets
Total Expenditure
Total Revenue
Benchmark used Equity
Total Liabilities
Retained Operating Surplus
Profit Before Tax
Reason(s) for benchmark selection (Specific Guidelines A.1.1.1-3)
Consider the following:
The elements of the financial statements by which users will be interested in and will focus on
The nature of the entity, its ownership structure and the way it is financed
The relative volatility of the benchmark
Since the LGU operation is budget driven, monitoring of actual expenditures is the primary consideration in
determining materiality figures. Furthermore, expense amounts have been more consistent in comparison to
other financial statement line items over several periods.
2. Choose which percentage to use, whether the lower or higher end (Specific Guidelines A.1.2)
Equity 1% 2%
Total Liabilities 1% 2%
Consider if agency is voluminous transactions (if yes, lower range), if volatile (if yes, use higher
range), if auditor is confident on the agency (if yes, higher range)
1. Compute the extent of misstatements in the previous year (Specific Guidelines A.2.1)
Performance Materiality
Extent of misstatements
(% of planning
in previous year
materiality)
0 – 40% 80%
Total Assets
Particular class of transaction / account Total Expenditure
balance/ disclosure
Total Revenue
Equity
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Total Liabilities
Retained Operating Surplus
Profit Before Tax
Amount (₱)
4. The value of specific planning materiality shall be lower than the overall planning materiality;
otherwise, specific planning materiality shall not be set.
5. If a specific planning materiality is set, determine specific performance materiality (Specific
Guidelines A.3.5)
Specific Performance
Specific Planning Materiality (₱) Percentage
materiality (₱)
(a) (b) (a x b)
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E. TESTING THRESHOLD (Specific Guidelines A.4)
Percent of
performance
Risk of Material Testing Threshold
materiality
Accounts Misstatement (Col. 3 x Performance
used
(From ARAPT) materiality)
(Table 5 of
guidelines)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Cash in Bank - Local Currency, High 25% 96,142.21
Current Account
Inter-Agency Receivables High 25% 96,142.21
Inventory Held for Consumption Moderate 50% 192,284.42
Construction in Progress Moderate 50% 192,284.42
Loans Payable Low 25% 96,142.21
Trust Liability High 10% 38,456.88
Other Income Low 75% 288,426.63
Travel Expenses High 10% 38,456.88
Other MOOE High 10% 38,456.88
F. THRESHOLD for CLEARLY TRIVIAL MATTERS (if necessary) (Specific Guidelines A.5)
1. Select a percentage of the overall planning materiality to use as the threshold for clearly trivial
matters (0.25-0.5%)
2. Compute threshold for clearly trivial matters
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Audit Team Leader Date Supervising Auditor Date
Approved by:
Indicate if thresholds were revised during the conduct of the audit and before evaluation of
misstatements (Specific Guidelines C):
Overall Planning
Materiality
Overall Performance
Materiality
Specific Planning
Materiality
(if applicable)
Specific Performance
Materiality
(if applicable)
Overall Performance
Materiality
Specific Planning Materiality
(if applicable)
Specific Performance
Materiality (if applicable)
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Prepared by: Reviewed by:
Approved by:
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