Chapter 13: Reporting Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Two key reports produced by the auditor

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  1. Auditors report - for shareholders
  2. Management letter - to those charged with governance
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Matters to be communicated to those charged with governance prior to the audit (3 things)

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  1. Planning the audit’s scope and timing
  2. Declaring independence as the auditor - implementing safeguards to address any threats.
  3. Auditors responsibilities in relation to the FS audit.
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Two benefits of having standardised auditor reports

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  1. Provides a degree of consistency between auditors reports.
  2. Enhances their understandability
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Two types of opinions that may be included in the auditors report *note an opinion must always been included!

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  1. Unmodified opinion
  2. Modified opinion
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Unmodified auditor opinion

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Auditor is satisfied that the evidence obtained is sufficient and appropriate. It supports the view presented in the FS prepared by management.

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Modified auditor opinion

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Auditor is either:

  • NOT satisfied that the evidence is sufficient or appropriate compare to what could reasonably be expected. OR
  • Has issues with the content of the FS.
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Does a modified opinion always lead to modified auditor report?

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Yes

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Main components of an auditors report (18 things)

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  1. Title
  2. Addressee
  3. Auditor’s Opinion Section
  4. Basis for Opinion Section
  5. Conclusions Relating to Going Concern Section
  6. Emphasis of Matter Section
  7. Our Application of Materiality Section
  8. Our Approach – Key Audit Matters Section
  9. Other Information Section
  10. Opinion on Other Matters Required by Companies Act Section
  11. Matters on Which the Auditor Is Required to Report on by Exception
  12. Responsibilities of the Directors
  13. Auditor’s Responsibilities
  14. Other Matters We Are Required to Address
  15. Name of engagement partner
  16. Signature
  17. Auditor’s address
  18. Date of the report
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Modified auditors report: inability to obtain sufficient and appropriate evidence

Material but not pervasive

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Qualified opinion

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Modified auditors report: misstatement

Material but not pervasive

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Qualified opinion

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Modified auditors report: misstatement

Material and pervasive

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Adverse opinion

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Modified auditors report: inability to obtain sufficient and appropriate evidence

Material and pervasive

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Disclaimer opinion

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What is a modified qualified auditor opinion

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Except for the effects of the matter described in the basis of qualified opinion, the financial statements do give a true and fair view.

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What is a modified disclaimer auditor opinion

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We do not express an opinion as to whether the financial statements give a true and fair view. This matter is discussed in the basis of disclaimer opinion.

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What is a modified adverse auditor opinion

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The financial statements do not show a true and fair view. This matter is discussed in the basis of adverse opinion.

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