Exam 5: Preliminary Audit Planning: Understanding the Auditees Business

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Analytical procedures consist of evaluating financial information by studying financial and nonfinancial data and looking for plausible or implausible relationships.The procedures can range from making simple comparisons to using complex models involving many relationships and elements of data.They can involve time-series comparisons of recorded amounts and ratios developed from recorded amounts,and they always include comparison to expectations developed by the auditors. Required: A)Describe the broad purposes of analytical procedures. B)Identify the sources of information from which an auditor develops expectations.

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The overall audit strategy typically includes ________.

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Audit risk can be offset by ________.

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