Deck 17: Auditing and Evaluating the AIS

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In general, inexperienced auditors take on very focused assignments, with the results being reviewed by more experienced auditors. That process upholds an auditing standard in which area?

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Procedural.
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In most financial statement audits, ___ immediately precedes compliance testing.

A) Assess management's integrity.
B) Evaluate management's credentials.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Issue an opinion.
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Which of the following is a field work auditing standard?

A) Internal control.
B) Professional care.
C) Consistency.
D) Disclosure.
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Right before issuing the audit report, most financial statement auditors:

A) Prepare financial statements.
B) Plan compliance testing.
C) Review internal controls.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Which type of audit determines whether the assumptions underlying decisions are valid?

A) Systems audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Management audit.
D) Investigative audit.
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In most financial statement audits, what happens immediately after assessing management's integrity?

A) Evaluate management's credentials.
B) Evaluate the internal control system.
C) Plan compliance testing.
D) Conduct compliance testing.
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An auditor is dating an accounting manager in a firm he is auditing. His behavior is most likely in violation of a ___ standard.

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Forensic.
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A(n) ___ audit examines a company's rules and procedures for doing business.

A) Systems audit.
B) Investigative audit.
C) Operational audit.
D) Management audit.
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NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) would be most likely to need which type of audit?

A) Financial statement audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Systems audit.
D) International audit.
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Which of the following types of audits involves expressing an opinion?

A) Financial statement audit.
B) Operational audit.
C) Management audit.
D) Systems audit.
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Which type of audit is associated most closely with forensic accounting?

A) Investigative audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Systems audit.
D) Financial statement audit.
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Auditors exercise judgment when they issue: (i) unqualified opinions, (ii) adverse opinions, (iii) error opinions.

A) i and ii only.
B) ii and iii only.
C) i and iii only.
D) i, ii and iii.
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Which type of audit looks "inside the box?"

A) Management audit.
B) Financial statement audit.
C) Compliance audit.
D) Systems audit.
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The final step in most financial statement audits is:

A) Review the internal control system.
B) Issue an opinion.
C) Prepare financial statements.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Which of the following is not a classification of the AICPA's auditing standards?

A) Financial.
B) General.
C) Field work.
D) Reporting.
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Which of the following is most likely to trigger an investigative audit?

A) An adverse opinion on financial statements.
B) Mathematical errors.
C) Discrepancies between purchase orders and receiving reports.
D) Journal entries that fail to balance.
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Flowcharts and other forms of systems documentation are useful in: (i) operational audits, (ii) investigative audits.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Both i and ii.
D) Neither i nor ii.
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Which of the following is a reporting auditing standard?

A) Training.
B) Supervision.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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Which of the following is a general auditing standard?

A) Supervision.
B) Disclosure.
C) Opinion.
D) Independence.
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Which of the following occurs first in most audit processes?

A) Assess management's integrity.
B) Evaluate management's credentials.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Examining remittance advices in a financial statement audit helps fulfill which auditing standard?

A) Disclosure.
B) Supervision.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Flowcharting.
B) General ledger software.
C) Field work standards.
D) The sales/collection process.
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Which group of auditing standards requires auditors to have a college degree in accounting?

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Auditing standards do not require auditors to have a college degree in accounting.
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"Supervision," as associated with generally accepted auditing standards applies to: (i) inexperienced auditors, (ii) auditors without CPA licenses, (iii) auditors with CPA licenses.

A) i and ii only.
B) ii and iii only.
C) i and iii only.
D) i, ii and iii.
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A company's accounting information system reports the book value of computer equipment as $25,000. During compliance testing, an auditor would need to see the computer equipment to verify which assertion?

A) Existence.
B) Valuation.
C) Obligations.
D) Completeness.
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In a financial statement audit, questionnaires and interviews can be helpful in: (i) assessing management's integrity, (ii) reviewing internal controls.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Both i and ii.
D) Neither i nor ii.
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An auditor carefully documents every conclusion reached and every balance calculated in a financial statement audit because of which auditing standard?

A) Internal control.
B) Independence.
C) Supervision.
D) Professional care.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 impacts auditors' actions most directly when they:

A) Express an opinion on financial statements.
B) Complete an investigative audit.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Participate in a SAS 70 audit.
Question
The "completeness" assertion associated with financial statement audits is most closely associated with which general auditing standard?

A) Independence.
B) Disclosure.
C) Consistency.
D) Evidence.
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Which type of audit is not indicated by any of the situations above?

A) Financial statement.
B) Operational.
C) Compliance.
D) Investigative.
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If management lacks integrity, auditors issue which type of opinion: (i) disclaimer, (ii) adverse.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Neither i nor ii.
D) Either i or ii.
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Which of the following is the most direct subject of an audit opinion?

A) Financial statements.
B) Internal controls.
C) Management's integrity.
D) Independence.
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In a financial statement audit, interviews to determine risk exposures help fulfill which auditing standard?

A) Internal controls.
B) Disclosure.
C) Consistency.
D) Training.
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Purchase orders and customer invoices are most closely associated with which type of standard in a financial statement audit?

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Documentation.
D) Reporting.
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A U.S. auditor prepares a Mexican company's financial statements using international accounting rules, violating:

A) A general standard.
B) A field work standard.
C) A reporting standard.
D) No standard.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Steps for Better Thinking.
B) SAS 70.
C) The human resources business process.
D) Professional certification.
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A client refuses to let a financial statement auditor examine certain documents. The auditor is most likely to issue a(n) ___ opinion.

A) Unqualified.
B) Qualified.
C) Disclaimer.
D) Adverse.
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After examining a firm's accounting information system, an auditor concluded that the firm's financial statements are fairly presented, thus fulfilling which auditing standard?

A) Opinion.
B) Disclosure.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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An auditor might test the accuracy of biometric identification systems, such as fingerprint scanning, in which generic audit step?

A) Step one.
B) Step two.
C) Step three.
D) Step four.
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Why does a financial statement auditor evaluate management's credentials after assessing management's integrity?

A) Because credentials are more objective.
B) Because integrity is less important.
C) Because managers can have integrity without credentials.
D) Because credentials can be falsified more easily than integrity.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 contains at least five sections that relate to the audit process: 302, 401, 404, 409 and 802. Explain how each section is related to one or more of the AICPA's ten generally accepted auditing standards.
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Generally accepted auditing standards
Draw an original diagram that illustrates the AICPA's ten generally accepted auditing standards. Your diagram should not resemble the one in the text in any way.
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Financial statement audits
A financial statement auditor completed the following steps in a recent engagement. Number the steps in the order of their occurrence based on the generic audit steps discussed in the text.
______
a. Compose an unqualified opinion.
______
b. Confirm the existence of inventory.
______
c. Determine risk exposures.
______
d. Interview employees about management's overall attitude.
______
e. Obtain copies of college transcripts and professional certifications.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) The conversion process.
B) Financial statements.
C) Enterprise resource planning systems.
D) Reporting standards.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
List, in order, the steps commonly associated with a financial statement audit.
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AIS and auditing connections
List three topics that connect the subject matter of accounting information systems with the subject matter of auditing. Then, draw a diagram that illustrates how the topics are connected.
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Generic audit steps:
Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases based on the generic steps of financial statement audits. Then, number the steps in the order of their occurrence. Generic audit steps: Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases based on the generic steps of financial statement audits. Then, number the steps in the order of their occurrence.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) The acquisition/payment process.
B) Independence.
C) Bank reconciliations.
D) Data flow diagramming.
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Investigative audits
An investigative auditor planned to complete the following actions; number them in their preferred order of occurrence.
______
a. Discuss evidence obtained in other steps with the main suspect.
______
b. Interview accounting employees who created journal entries to cover up an inventory theft.
______
c. Obtain copies of purchase orders.
______
d. Question receiving department employees that may have observed inventory theft.
______
e. Review video surveillance tapes.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
Most accounting information systems are organized into five basic parts: inputs, processes, outputs, storage and internal controls. Use that framework to explain how auditing is related to the study of accounting information systems.
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Types of audits Which type of audit is described in each independent item below? Types of audits Which type of audit is described in each independent item below?  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Data normalization rules.
B) Communication skills.
C) Knowledge of internal controls.
D) Business documents.
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Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Consistency.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Disclosure.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Evidence.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
GAAP.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Independence.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Internal control.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Opinion.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Professional care.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Supervision.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Training.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Consistency.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Disclosure.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Evidence.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
GAAP.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Independence.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Internal control.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Opinion.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Professional care.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Supervision.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Training.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Consistency.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Disclosure.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Evidence.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
GAAP.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Independence.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Internal control.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Opinion.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Professional care.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Supervision.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Training.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Consistency.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Disclosure.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Evidence.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
GAAP.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Independence.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Internal control.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Opinion.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Professional care.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Supervision.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Training.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Consistency.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Disclosure.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Evidence.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
GAAP.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Independence.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Internal control.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Opinion.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Professional care.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Supervision.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Training.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Consistency.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Disclosure.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Evidence.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
GAAP.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Independence.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Internal control.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Opinion.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Professional care.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Supervision.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Training.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Consistency.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Disclosure.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Evidence.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
GAAP.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Independence.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Internal control.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Opinion.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Professional care.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Supervision.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Training.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Consistency.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Disclosure.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Evidence.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
GAAP.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Independence.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Internal control.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Opinion.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Professional care.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Supervision.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Training.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Consistency.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Disclosure.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Evidence.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
GAAP.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Independence.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Internal control.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Opinion.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Professional care.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Supervision.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Training.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Consistency.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Disclosure.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Evidence.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
GAAP.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Independence.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Internal control.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Opinion.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Professional care.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Supervision.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Training.
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Deck 17: Auditing and Evaluating the AIS
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In general, inexperienced auditors take on very focused assignments, with the results being reviewed by more experienced auditors. That process upholds an auditing standard in which area?

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Procedural.
B
2
In most financial statement audits, ___ immediately precedes compliance testing.

A) Assess management's integrity.
B) Evaluate management's credentials.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Issue an opinion.
C
3
Which of the following is a field work auditing standard?

A) Internal control.
B) Professional care.
C) Consistency.
D) Disclosure.
A
4
Right before issuing the audit report, most financial statement auditors:

A) Prepare financial statements.
B) Plan compliance testing.
C) Review internal controls.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Which type of audit determines whether the assumptions underlying decisions are valid?

A) Systems audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Management audit.
D) Investigative audit.
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In most financial statement audits, what happens immediately after assessing management's integrity?

A) Evaluate management's credentials.
B) Evaluate the internal control system.
C) Plan compliance testing.
D) Conduct compliance testing.
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An auditor is dating an accounting manager in a firm he is auditing. His behavior is most likely in violation of a ___ standard.

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Forensic.
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A(n) ___ audit examines a company's rules and procedures for doing business.

A) Systems audit.
B) Investigative audit.
C) Operational audit.
D) Management audit.
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NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) would be most likely to need which type of audit?

A) Financial statement audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Systems audit.
D) International audit.
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Which of the following types of audits involves expressing an opinion?

A) Financial statement audit.
B) Operational audit.
C) Management audit.
D) Systems audit.
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Which type of audit is associated most closely with forensic accounting?

A) Investigative audit.
B) Compliance audit.
C) Systems audit.
D) Financial statement audit.
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Auditors exercise judgment when they issue: (i) unqualified opinions, (ii) adverse opinions, (iii) error opinions.

A) i and ii only.
B) ii and iii only.
C) i and iii only.
D) i, ii and iii.
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Which type of audit looks "inside the box?"

A) Management audit.
B) Financial statement audit.
C) Compliance audit.
D) Systems audit.
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The final step in most financial statement audits is:

A) Review the internal control system.
B) Issue an opinion.
C) Prepare financial statements.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Which of the following is not a classification of the AICPA's auditing standards?

A) Financial.
B) General.
C) Field work.
D) Reporting.
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Which of the following is most likely to trigger an investigative audit?

A) An adverse opinion on financial statements.
B) Mathematical errors.
C) Discrepancies between purchase orders and receiving reports.
D) Journal entries that fail to balance.
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Flowcharts and other forms of systems documentation are useful in: (i) operational audits, (ii) investigative audits.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Both i and ii.
D) Neither i nor ii.
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Which of the following is a reporting auditing standard?

A) Training.
B) Supervision.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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Which of the following is a general auditing standard?

A) Supervision.
B) Disclosure.
C) Opinion.
D) Independence.
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Which of the following occurs first in most audit processes?

A) Assess management's integrity.
B) Evaluate management's credentials.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Perform compliance testing.
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Examining remittance advices in a financial statement audit helps fulfill which auditing standard?

A) Disclosure.
B) Supervision.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Flowcharting.
B) General ledger software.
C) Field work standards.
D) The sales/collection process.
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Which group of auditing standards requires auditors to have a college degree in accounting?

A) General.
B) Field work.
C) Reporting.
D) Auditing standards do not require auditors to have a college degree in accounting.
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"Supervision," as associated with generally accepted auditing standards applies to: (i) inexperienced auditors, (ii) auditors without CPA licenses, (iii) auditors with CPA licenses.

A) i and ii only.
B) ii and iii only.
C) i and iii only.
D) i, ii and iii.
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A company's accounting information system reports the book value of computer equipment as $25,000. During compliance testing, an auditor would need to see the computer equipment to verify which assertion?

A) Existence.
B) Valuation.
C) Obligations.
D) Completeness.
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In a financial statement audit, questionnaires and interviews can be helpful in: (i) assessing management's integrity, (ii) reviewing internal controls.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Both i and ii.
D) Neither i nor ii.
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An auditor carefully documents every conclusion reached and every balance calculated in a financial statement audit because of which auditing standard?

A) Internal control.
B) Independence.
C) Supervision.
D) Professional care.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 impacts auditors' actions most directly when they:

A) Express an opinion on financial statements.
B) Complete an investigative audit.
C) Review the internal control system.
D) Participate in a SAS 70 audit.
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The "completeness" assertion associated with financial statement audits is most closely associated with which general auditing standard?

A) Independence.
B) Disclosure.
C) Consistency.
D) Evidence.
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Which type of audit is not indicated by any of the situations above?

A) Financial statement.
B) Operational.
C) Compliance.
D) Investigative.
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If management lacks integrity, auditors issue which type of opinion: (i) disclaimer, (ii) adverse.

A) i only.
B) ii only.
C) Neither i nor ii.
D) Either i or ii.
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Which of the following is the most direct subject of an audit opinion?

A) Financial statements.
B) Internal controls.
C) Management's integrity.
D) Independence.
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In a financial statement audit, interviews to determine risk exposures help fulfill which auditing standard?

A) Internal controls.
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C) Consistency.
D) Training.
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Purchase orders and customer invoices are most closely associated with which type of standard in a financial statement audit?

A) General.
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C) Documentation.
D) Reporting.
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A U.S. auditor prepares a Mexican company's financial statements using international accounting rules, violating:

A) A general standard.
B) A field work standard.
C) A reporting standard.
D) No standard.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Steps for Better Thinking.
B) SAS 70.
C) The human resources business process.
D) Professional certification.
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A client refuses to let a financial statement auditor examine certain documents. The auditor is most likely to issue a(n) ___ opinion.

A) Unqualified.
B) Qualified.
C) Disclaimer.
D) Adverse.
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After examining a firm's accounting information system, an auditor concluded that the firm's financial statements are fairly presented, thus fulfilling which auditing standard?

A) Opinion.
B) Disclosure.
C) GAAP.
D) Evidence.
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An auditor might test the accuracy of biometric identification systems, such as fingerprint scanning, in which generic audit step?

A) Step one.
B) Step two.
C) Step three.
D) Step four.
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Why does a financial statement auditor evaluate management's credentials after assessing management's integrity?

A) Because credentials are more objective.
B) Because integrity is less important.
C) Because managers can have integrity without credentials.
D) Because credentials can be falsified more easily than integrity.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 contains at least five sections that relate to the audit process: 302, 401, 404, 409 and 802. Explain how each section is related to one or more of the AICPA's ten generally accepted auditing standards.
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Generally accepted auditing standards
Draw an original diagram that illustrates the AICPA's ten generally accepted auditing standards. Your diagram should not resemble the one in the text in any way.
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Financial statement audits
A financial statement auditor completed the following steps in a recent engagement. Number the steps in the order of their occurrence based on the generic audit steps discussed in the text.
______
a. Compose an unqualified opinion.
______
b. Confirm the existence of inventory.
______
c. Determine risk exposures.
______
d. Interview employees about management's overall attitude.
______
e. Obtain copies of college transcripts and professional certifications.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) The conversion process.
B) Financial statements.
C) Enterprise resource planning systems.
D) Reporting standards.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
List, in order, the steps commonly associated with a financial statement audit.
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AIS and auditing connections
List three topics that connect the subject matter of accounting information systems with the subject matter of auditing. Then, draw a diagram that illustrates how the topics are connected.
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Generic audit steps:
Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases based on the generic steps of financial statement audits. Then, number the steps in the order of their occurrence. Generic audit steps: Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases based on the generic steps of financial statement audits. Then, number the steps in the order of their occurrence.
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) The acquisition/payment process.
B) Independence.
C) Bank reconciliations.
D) Data flow diagramming.
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Investigative audits
An investigative auditor planned to complete the following actions; number them in their preferred order of occurrence.
______
a. Discuss evidence obtained in other steps with the main suspect.
______
b. Interview accounting employees who created journal entries to cover up an inventory theft.
______
c. Obtain copies of purchase orders.
______
d. Question receiving department employees that may have observed inventory theft.
______
e. Review video surveillance tapes.
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The following paragraph applies to Questions 61 - 65:
Your school's accounting club will soon host a one-day seminar on auditing and evaluating accounting information systems. You know you'll be talking with experienced auditors during the seminar; you want to demonstrate your knowledge of auditing to make a good impression.
Most accounting information systems are organized into five basic parts: inputs, processes, outputs, storage and internal controls. Use that framework to explain how auditing is related to the study of accounting information systems.
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Types of audits Which type of audit is described in each independent item below? Types of audits Which type of audit is described in each independent item below?
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All of the following link accounting information systems with auditing except:

A) Data normalization rules.
B) Communication skills.
C) Knowledge of internal controls.
D) Business documents.
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Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Consistency.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Disclosure.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Evidence.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
GAAP.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Independence.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Internal control.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Opinion.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Professional care.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Supervision.
Carlos reviews methods for calculating depreciation.
Training.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Consistency.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Disclosure.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Evidence.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
GAAP.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Independence.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Internal control.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Opinion.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Professional care.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Supervision.
Carol refuses an expensive gift from an audit client.
Training.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Consistency.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Disclosure.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Evidence.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
GAAP.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Independence.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Internal control.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Opinion.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Professional care.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Supervision.
Hamid assigns tasks to audit team members based on their experience.
Training.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Consistency.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Disclosure.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Evidence.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
GAAP.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Independence.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Internal control.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Opinion.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Professional care.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Supervision.
Hobart composes a footnote discussing the basis for financial statement estimates.
Training.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Consistency.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Disclosure.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Evidence.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
GAAP.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Independence.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Internal control.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Opinion.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Professional care.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Supervision.
Hong verifies adequate separation of duties in the accounting information system.
Training.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Consistency.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Disclosure.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Evidence.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
GAAP.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Independence.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Internal control.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Opinion.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Professional care.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Supervision.
Linda reviews last year's audit documents before starting this year's audit.
Training.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Consistency.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Disclosure.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Evidence.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
GAAP.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Independence.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Internal control.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Opinion.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Professional care.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Supervision.
Nathan attends a seminar on forensic accounting.
Training.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Consistency.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Disclosure.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Evidence.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
GAAP.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Independence.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Internal control.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Opinion.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Professional care.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Supervision.
Patty's work is reviewed until she obtains her CPA license.
Training.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Consistency.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Disclosure.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Evidence.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
GAAP.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Independence.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Internal control.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Opinion.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Professional care.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Supervision.
Peggy determines that a client's financial statements are fair.
Training.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Consistency.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Disclosure.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Evidence.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
GAAP.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Independence.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Internal control.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Opinion.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Professional care.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Supervision.
Rochelle scans copies of all customer invoices.
Training.
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