Data Analytics 2nd Edition by Laura Davis Wiley,
Raymond N. Johnson and Robyn Moroney ISBN-.
All Chapters 1-16 (Complete Download).
, Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview of Audit and Assurance
Chapter 2: Professionalism and Professional Responsibilities
Chapter 3: Risk Assessment Part I: Audit Risk and Audit Strategy
Chapter 4: Risk Assessment Part II: Understanding the Client
Chapter 5: Audit Evidence
Chapter 6: Gaining an Understanding of the Client's System of Internal
Control
Chapter 7: Audit Data Analytics
Chapter 8: Risk Response: Performing Tests of Controls
Chapter 9: Risk Response: Performing Substantive Procedures
Chapter 10: Risk Response: Evaluating Audit Data Analytics and Audit
Sampling
Chapter 11: Auditing the Revenue Process
Chapter 12: Auditing the Purchasing and Payroll Processes
, Chapter 1
Introduction and Overview of Audit
and Assurance
Question Type: True or False
1. GAAP and IFRS are examples of applicable financial reporting framework.
A. True
B. False
Answer: A, Taxonomy: Knowledge, Difficulty: Easy, AICPA FC: Reporting, AACSB:
Communication, Learning Objective: LO1.1, Solution: The applicable financial reporting
framework refers to the set of standards used in preparing the historical financial statements,
such as GAAP, IFRS or a Federal Income Tax Basis of Accounting.
2. Review of financial forecasts falls under attestation services.
A. True
B. False
Answer: A, Taxonomy: Knowledge, Difficulty: Easy, AICPA FC: Measurement Analysis and
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, Interpretation, AACSB:
SY’ Ethics,
SY’ SY’ Learning Objective:
SY’ LO1.1,
SY’ Solution:
SY’ SY’ Attestation
services
SY’ (under
SY’ the
SY’ SY’ umbrella of
SY’ SY’ assurance SY’ services) SY’ include review
SY’ of
SY’
SY’ historical SY’financial SY’statements, SY’review SY’of SY’financial SY’forecasts, SY’and SY’examination SY’of
SY’ internal SY’control.
3. Within SY’a SY’U.S. SY’context, SY’the SY’applicable SY’financial SY’reporting SY’framework SY’is SY’typically
Generally SY’Accepted SY’Accounting SY’Principles SY’(GAAP).
SY’
A. True
B. False
Answer: SY’A, SY’Taxonomy: SY’Knowledge, SY’Difficulty: SY’Easy, SY’AICPA SY’FC: SY’Measurement
SY’ Analysis SY’and SY’Interpretation, SY’AACSB: SY’Ethics, SY’Learning SY’Objective: SY’LO1.2, SY’Solution:
Within SY’a SY’U.S. SY’context, SY’the SY’applicable SY’financial SY’reporting SY’framework SY’is SY’typically
SY’
SY’ generally SY’accepted SY’accounting SY’principles SY’(GAAP).
4. Private SY’companies, SY’or SY’non-issuers, SY’are SY’not SY’required SY’by SY’the SY’U.S. SY’government
to SY’have SY’an SY’annual SY’financial SY’statement SY’audit
SY’
A. True
B. False
Answer: SY’A, SY’Taxonomy: SY’Knowledge, SY’Difficulty: SY’Easy, SY’AICPA SY’FC: SY’Reporting, SY’AACSB:
SY’ Analytic, SY’Learning SY’Objective: SY’LO1.2, SY’Solution: SY’Private SY’companies, SY’or SY’non-issuers,
SY’ are SY’not SY’required SY’by SY’the
U.S. SY’government SY’to SY’have SY’an SY’annual SY’financial SY’statement SY’audit, SY’but SY’often SY’other
SY’ interested SY’users, SY’such SY’as SY’a SY’bank SY’or SY’lender, SY’may SY’request SY’that SY’a SY’private
SY’ company SY’provide SY’audited SY’financial SY’statements.
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