A) it would be efficient to perform tests of controls that would result in a reduction in planned substantive tests.
B) additional evidence to support a further reduction in control risk is not available.
C) an increase in the assessed level of control risk is justified for certain financial statement assertions.
D) there were many internal control weaknesses that could allow errors to enter the accounting system.
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A) Apply analytical procedures to both financial data and nonfinancial information to detect conditions that may indicate weak controls.
B) Perform tests of details of transactions and account balances to identify potential errors and fraud.
C) Identify specific internal control policies and activities that are likely to detect or prevent material misstatements.
D) Document that the additional audit effort to perform tests of controls exceeds the potential reduction in substantive testing.
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A) separation of functional responsibilities.
B) complexity of the client's internal controls.
C) owner-manager's competence,as well as his/her ethics and integrity.
D) bonding of employees.
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A) Confirmation with outside parties
B) Inquiry of client personnel
C) Successful re-performance of the control activity
D) Observation of client personnel
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A) transaction authorization.
B) recordkeeping.
C) custody of,or direct access to,assets.
D) hiring of employees.
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A) occurrence.
B) accuracy.
C) valuation or allocation.
D) cutoff.
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A) Control environment
B) Control activities
C) Inherent risk
D) Monitoring
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A) Evaluation of the auditing environment
B) Testing of low risk internal control activities
C) All testing of the operating effectiveness of internal control activities
D) As providing the principle evidence for the external auditors' opinion
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A) Do not obtain an understanding of client environment,accounting,or control activities.Do not document the decision to assess control risk at maximum.Perform 100% substantive audit on all financial statement transactions and balances.
B) Obtain an understanding of client environment,accounting,and control activities.Document the decision to assess control risk at maximum.Perform an extensive but not 100% substantive audit on financial statement transactions and balances.
C) Obtain an understanding of client environment,accounting,and control activities,and perform detail tests of controls.Document the decision to assess control risk below the maximum.Perform restricted substantive audit on financial statement transactions and balances,considering the control risk assessment.
D) Obtain an understanding of client environment,accounting,and control activities,and perform detail tests of controls.Document the decision to assess control risk at zero.Perform no substantive audit on financial statement transactions and balances,since zero control risk means that no errors or fraud can reach the accounts.
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A) Perform fewer substantive tests of details
B) Perform more tests of controls
C) Document the assessment
D) Document the control structure more extensively
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A) perform a great deal of additional tests of controls.
B) perform a great deal of substantive testing during the audit.
C) perform substantive tests at an interim date.
D) perform more audit procedures using internal evidence.
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A) Matching purchase orders to accounts payable
B) Verifying that approved spending limits are not exceeded
C) Tracing sales orders to the revenue account
D) Reviewing minutes of board meeting
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A) factors that raise doubts about the auditability of the financial statements.
B) operating effectiveness of internal control policies and procedures.
C) risk that material misstatements exist in the financial statements.
D) possibility that the nature and extent of substantive tests may be reduced.
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A) additional evidence to support a further reduction in control risk was not cost beneficial.
B) assessed level of inherent risk exceeded the assessed level of control risk.
C) internal control structure was properly designed and justifiably may be relied on.
D) evidence obtainable through tests of controls would not support an increased level of control risk.
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A) Processing of unusual or nonrecurring transactions
B) Enhanced timeliness of information
C) Potential loss of data
D) Recording of unauthorized transactions
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A) Require all employees to record arrival and departure by using the time clock.
B) Have a payroll clerk recalculate all time cards.
C) Require all employees to sign their time cards.
D) Require employees to have their direct supervisors approve their time cards.
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A) Distributing paychecks directly to department store employees
B) Setting the pay rate for departmental employees
C) Hiring employees and authorizing them to be added to payroll
D) Approving a summary of hours each employee worked during the pay period
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A) Check digit
B) Run-to-run totals
C) Distribution of computerized output
D) Separation of duties in the IT department
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