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Aud Theo - Reviewer
Aud Theo - Reviewer
Types of Audit
1. FS Audit
- focus in assertions, representation made by the mgt in accordance with the
framework (focus ito ng discussion)
2. Compliance Audit
- audit by the govt unit like bir, issue loa to open books to audit
3. Operational/Performance Audit
- to assess or measure the performance of an entity (internally), effectiveness and
efficiency.
Types of Auditors
1. External Auditors
- CPAs in public practice, who works in audit firms, external because appointed sila
ng companies
2. Internal Auditors
- employed ng company. to assist improvement
3. Govt Auditors
- employee of govt
Assurance provided by the auditor (REASONABLE)
Using of Sampling data Testing
1. Sampling Testing
-we dont audit 100% population, inaalam mo muna ung laman
2. Specific Identification
3. Random Sampling
- such applications are used. maraming transactions pero maliliit lahat
4. 100% Population
Nature of Evidence
1. Persuasive
- power to influence or persuade auditors na tama ung nakuha nilang supporting
document (75% - 25% inherit limitation)
2. Conclusive
2. Standards of fieldwork
- PIE
-Planning (adequate
-Internal Control Consideration (sufficient understanding of the entity or the client and
its environment including the interna control because it is the auditor’s objective to
assess the risk of material of fs or the fs. either there's an existing error or maybe
due to fraud) - nature ng company or the client
-Evidential Matter (through inspection, observation, inquiries and confirmations)
(sufficient and appropriate audit evidence -appropriateness - measure of the quality
of the evidence, is it relevant? is it reliable? and it must be both so that evidence to
be appropriate
3. Standards of reporting
- DOGI /GIDO
-GAAP fs is in the accordance of gaap)
-Inconsistency (consistency from the prior period to the current period, principles
should be consistent from pp to cp) (2019 vs 2020)
-Disclosure (notable disclosure should be mentioned in the fs, disclosed either sa
note 1 or sa audit report, major disclosures)
-Opinion
Types of Opinion
1. Unqualified
- clean report, lahat ng inaudit mo are below materiality threshold, walang material na
misstatement or pagkakamali sa balances, nagkaroon ng reasonable assurance na
tama ang laman ng fs na inaudit mo
2. Qualified
- di siya confident sa specific process or transaction na naencounter na prevented
him/her to issue clean report
3. Disclaimer
- minemention na ang auditor which distance him/herself from providing an opinion
sa vuong fs as a whole, parang may sinasabi lang siya na ito lang may opinion kami
na pwedeng pagrelyan, ito lang ang nagkaroon kami ng confidence at naaudit namin
ng tama
4. Adverse opinion
- totally di nasastify ang auditors where they may discover high level na material na
misstatement or irregularities or anomaly where you dont want to be associated in
that kind of risk since its not only ur reputation but also the audit firm. may iniingatan
na brand reputation.
Adoption of International Standards Council
- to promulgate auditing standards, practices or procedures sa buing mundo
- each country kailangan nakaalign sa international standard na ito
2. Related Services
-agreed upon procedures engagements (usually no opinion given, but the client
receives a final report, hindi siya audit opinion, provides details and results of the
procedures na pinaperform ng client)
-compilation engagement (requires auditor to simply present the fs based on the
representations made by the mgt) ( no effort to verify this information) (objective is to
assist mgt in presenting fs w/o undertaking to provide any assurance)
Level of assurance
-the level of assurance of the fs of tbe client are fairly presented is at its highest for an audit
-lowest ung sa compilation (pinakamababa or wala tlaga)
-review, somewhere in bw the audit and compilation
Reliance on management
-all three engagements, the auditors begin with the account balances provide by the mgt
however
-audit requires a significant amount of corroboration, where you verify info based on the
account balances or trial balances
-a review naman requires some testing of the information
-a compilation almost entirely nagrerely sa prinesent ng mgt, kinocompile mo lang,
prinepresent mo lang
Understanding of internal control
- auditor only tests the internal control of a client in an audit - for review and compilation no
need for internal control testing
Work Perform (gaano kabigat)
-auditor requires a significant hour to complete ung audit since sobrang daming audit
procedures each account
-review requires substantially, fewer hours
-compilation, sobrang minor ng effort, parang bookkeeping, pinakamura na bayad
Price
-audit pinakamahal
-review mas mahal sa compilation
-compilation pinakamura
System of Quality Control
-when u audit in a yr di pa tapos yon, in audit after ikang weeks or months after, kami naman
ang iauaudit ng international counterpart namin.
-ung quality of our audit irereview ng auditor from other countries
-Planning - Risk Assessment - Substansive Testing-Completion
-Pag di nakapasa ng quality control based on international standards in auditing, meron ka
rating na need for improvement or fail
-if nakapasa, passed or satisfactory -ung quality ng audit natin, inaaudit din yan
Ethical Principles/Requirements
1. Integrity
2. Objectivity
3. Professional competence and due care
4. Confidentiality
5. Professional Behavior
5 Elements of Quality Control
1. Independence, Integrity, and Objectivity (Independence)
-Ind -ur need to be impartial bw sa mgt or company and tyaka sa users, dapat wala
kang pinapanigan
-Int - ur required to be honest, and candid with the constraints of client confidentiality,
u cant divulge information about the client kung kani kanino lang, u cant share sa
labas
-Obj - the principle imposes the obligation to be impartial, not bias, and also
intellectually honest, free of conflict of interest.
-these three are interchangeably in meaning
2. Fraud
-intentional
-one or more than one employees usually from top levels, charge with governance,
third party that has direct control or r-ship in the company ( ceo, president, coo, cfo,
acctng managers, dept heads)
-mgnt -sila ung nagcocontrol ng functioning of the org, under the charge with
governance
-charged with governance - nagcocontrol ng functioning of mgnt (BOD, Audit
Committee) higher level
- fraud takes place when u find evidence of intent to mislead (use of deception, illegal
advantage)
- auditors primarily concern sa nagcause ng misstatements
"if employees perceive their company's fraud controls to be weak and they think that their
mgnts is only giving lip service.meaning light lang di sineseryoso ang ethical behavior then
fraud is inevitable"
Best Example for Fraud: Enron Scandal 2001
- faking profits, mark to market acctng, ung cost ng isang investment nila 10 tas mafket value
is 15, 15-10 = 5 gain which is unrealized, to make profits look higher. Bumagsak din ang
arthur and anderson audting services. and maraming nakasuhang officials. ilang yrs nila
inaudit tas di nila napansin
Missappropriation of Asset Example:
1. Embezzling Receipts
-happens when an employee fakes a receipt or billing pars yun ang bayaran ng
company then use it for personal interest
2. Lapping of AR
-happens when an employee edits or revise or alters AR records to hid the cash
stolen (done by diverting a payment from one customer, hiding a theft by diverting
cash from another customer to offset the receivable from the first customer
2. who has the ability to make manual je or other adjustments? such as entries from
unauthorized persons (we will look for information to be opportunity within the fraud
triangle framework, look for incentives, and the ability to rationalize ung related sa
same indivi that are not authorized to do manual entries
3. who is responsible for initiating je? si maker dapat,then checker then final approver
(tas pag ceo, cfo nagentry, red flag din agad)
4. what are the approvals required for the je and adjustments? (kapag may binabanggit
na apprvers other than the indicated in their matrix, unapproved dapat ung
transactions na yon)
2. Incentives
- pressure to increase revenues or lower the expenses to have bigger profit, mindset
to do fraud to have incentives
- examples:
investor and to analyst expectations, they need to meet or exceed the analyst
expectations
overstate sales, declaring things na hindi oa naman nabenta just to have
bigger sales
personal incentives
3. Rationalization
- jinajustify mo ang isang mali na tama, u show a mistake like its correct, palabasin
na tama pero malintalaga siya
-examples:
they treated me wrong, to do revenge
upper mgnt is doin it and so i can do it
last resort just to not lost my job, or an upper, or higher position to him direct
him to do fraud If the auditor believes that theres a misstatement but the
effect is:
1. immaterial
- u need to inform the mgnt but depends who made it, if the mgnt did it maybe
u have to inform the ceo, u inform the higher level from the person who
commited it (refer to appropriate level)
2. material
- there are fraud thst are material that are not directly affecting the fs bu
operations - inform the higher level (appropriate level)
- if doubtful, can suggest magconsult ng legal counsel about sa implication
nadetect na fraud, if mayron lang silang nadetect, mga obvious talga