low-balling - Answers deliberately underbidding for an audit engagement to obtain a client and secure
more lucrative management advisory or consulting services
competence and diligence - Answers one of the rules of professional conduct and repeated in GAAS, due
care, requires a member to discharge professional responsibilities with what?
expectations gap - Answers the difference between what the public expects an audit to uncover and
what the profession believes is the purpose of an audit
modified opinion with a qualification - Answers the inability to gather any sufficient relevant info to form
the basis for an opinion would lead to what issuance of opinion?
disclaim opinion - Answers the auditor is unable to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence on which
to base the opinion
withdraw from an engagement - Answers when the auditor concludes that management cannot be
trusted
PCAOB audit standards - Answers the required standards apply to all public companies only
general standards of GAAS - Answers the standards that guide auditors in issuing the audit report
field work standards of GAAS - Answers criteria for judging the quality of audit work
limits the usefulness of audit reports - Answers auditors do not examine all transactions, language in the
audit report relies on subjective evaluations such as what is meant by "reasonable", transactions
examined are based on materiality and risk assessment determinations
FS present fairly - Answers whether the auditor has been able to gather sufficient evidence to warrant
the statement that the FS presents fairly
auditors responsibility is greatest - Answers the illegal acts have a direct and material effect on FS
amounts
first step for an auditor when an illegal act exists - Answers assess the impact of it on the FS
withdraw from an engagement when an illegal act exists - Answers auditor is precluded from obtaining
sufficient competent evidence about the illegal act
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act requirements - Answers the illegal act has a material effect on
the FS, senior management and the BOD have not acted properly to correct for the act, and the failure
to correct for the action is reasonably expected to warrant a departure from the standard audit report
material - Answers auditors are responsible to detect and correct errors when they are what?