1
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“Must” or “is required”
A
Indicates an unconditional requirement.
2
Q
“Should”
A
Indicates a presumptively mandatory requirement.
3
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“May”, “might”, or “could”
A
Indicates explanatory material.
4
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Professional Skepticism
A
Having a questioning mind, and critical assessment of audit evidence.
5
Q
Inadequate Disclosure
A
Except for the omission of information described in the basis for qualified opinion.
6
Q
Adverse Opinion
A
Do not present fairly FS, and concludes that misstatements are both material and pervasive.
7
Q
Disclaimer of Opinion
A
- Has SAP and concludes that misstatements are material but not pervasive.
- Scope Limitations
8
Q
Qualified Opinion
A
Has SAP and FS are presented fairly.
9
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Except For
A
Qualified Opinion
AUD
flashcards
Decks in class (8)
# Cards
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Keywords9
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Mnemonics21
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A1 - Audit Reports85
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A2 - Quality Control, Engagement Acceptance, Planning, and Internal Control92
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A3 - Risk, Evidence, and Sampling130
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A4 - Performing Furhter Procedures, Forming Conclusions, and Communications52
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A5 - Integrated Audits, Attestation, Engagements, Compliance, and Government Audits42
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A6 - Accounting and Review Service Engagements, Interim Reviews, and Ethics and Professional Responsibilities27
