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1 CH 6 - Internal Audit Process - Teaching Material Week 10 2022 LATEST
1 CH 6 - Internal Audit Process - Teaching Material Week 10 2022 LATEST
1 CH 6 - Internal Audit Process - Teaching Material Week 10 2022 LATEST
Class sessions
(April 2022)
Any action taken by management, the board and other parties to manage
risk and increase the likelihood that established objectives and goals will
be achieved. Management plans, organizes, and directs the
performance of sufficient actions to provide reasonable assurance that
objectives and goals will be achieved.
A. The Auditor.
B. The Directors of the company.
C. The Audit Committee.
D. Internal Audit.
Answer: ……………..
Q2. Residual risk is the risk that auditor not detecting a misstatement
during the audit engagement. Is this statement TRUE or False?
A. True
B. False
Answer: ………………
Test your knowledge
Q3. Which one of the following risk concepts can be assumed to have no
mitigating controls?
A. Business risk
B. Residual risk
C. Inherent risk
D. Current risk
Answer: ………………..
Q4. Which of the following describes control risk when the auditor undertakes
an assignment:
A. The risk of a misstatement due to a failure of controls.
B. The risk that the auditor fails to detect a misstatement in the financial
statements.
Answer: ………………..B
Test your knowledge cont…
Q5. A Control Objective tells us what the purpose of having a certain
control in place is. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
A. True
B. False
Answer: ……………..
Q6. If the banking process should be carried out with one member of staff
counting the cash and another banking it, What is this control called?
A. Authorisation.
B. Segregation of Duties.
C. Dereliction of duty.
Answer: ……………..
Test your knowledge cont…
Q7. The policies and procedures helping to ensure that management
directives are executed and actions are taken to address risks
to achievement of objectives describes...
A. Control activities.
B. Risk assessments.
C. Control environments.
D. Monitoring.
Answer: ……………..
a. Bank reconciliation.
b. Trial balance.
c. Authorisation
d. Insurance
Answer: ………….
Test your knowledge cont…
Q9. The following are examples of preventative control, except
a. Segregation of duties.
b. Pre-numbering.
c. Fire extinguisher
d. None of the above
Answer: ………..
A. True A. Authorisation.
B. False B. Segregation of Duties.
Answer: A C. Dereliction of duty.
Answer: B
A. Control activities.
B. Risk assessments.
C. Control environments.
D. monitoring.
Answer: C
Test your knowledge cont…
Q8. Which of the following is an
example of preventative
control? (see pg 98)
Q10. Which of the following is
a. Bank reconciliation.
not an inherent limitation
b. Trial balance.
of internal control system?
c. Authorisation
(see pg 107)
d. Insurance
Answer: C
(Approved & defined by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) in June 1999)
Answer: …………………………………………………………………………………………..
Self - Test (Your knowledge)
(Approved & defined by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) in June 1999)
Answer:
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QUESTION: Is it acceptable?
What is an audit?
• Audit
─ Action
─ Self–Reading: ‘Example of buying a mobile phone’
• Criteria
• Condition
• Finding
• Organisational level
─ Strategic
─ Business unit
─ Business process
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Audit Methodology
Organisational objectives
E.g, To increase
profits generated
from selling goods Risk
assessment
should align
Objectives -
ID type of audit
Obtain understanding
E.g, To evaluate Risk areas
the Engagement
reasonableness of objectives Planning the
the org’s sales Criteria audit
figures Work programme engagement
1200 – Proficiency and DPC 2200 – Planning the audit (see pg 123)
2300 – Performing the audit
2400 – Communicating results
2500 – Monitoring results
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Planning the
Performing the
Engagement
Engagement
(Std 2200) (Std 2300)
“8 steps” The Internal “4 steps”
process Audit Process process
b) Steps ‘1st to 4th ‘5th Step’ ‘5th Step’ ‘6th Step’ ‘7th to 8th
Steps’ in 2220 2230 Steps’
Refer to the
2201 2210 Engagement Resource 2240
Steps under each Planning Engage- Scope allocation Engagemen
Sub-standards considera- ment t Work
tions Objectives Programme
Performing IA engagement ‘2300 Stds’
IIA Standards
Performing the engagement
2310 2320 2330 2340
Identify the Analyse and Document the Supervise the
a) Sub- information evaluate information engagement
standards information
b) Steps ‘1st and 2nd ‘3rd Step’ ‘4th Step’ ‘1st to 4th
Steps’ 2320 2330 Steps’
Refer to the 2310 Analyse and Document the 2340
Steps under each
Identify the evaluate information Supervise the
Sub-standards
information information engagement
Types of engagement procedures
(Refer to textbook: pg 143 - 145)
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TYPES OF AUDIT ENGAGEMENT and OBJECTIVES
General IC
objectives Specific IC Engagement
objectives objective
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FINANCIAL AUDIT ENGAGEMENT…expanded
General engagement
Existence objectives
Completeness
Cut-off
Specific
Accuracy engagement objectives
Rights and Obligations
Classification and allocation
Valuation
Presentation and disclosure
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QUESTIONS?