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AAA Other assignments and sustainability assurance

ACCA · Strategic Professional · 7 questions

Name: ____________________   Date: ____________

  1. A review engagement that gives a negative form of conclusion, 'nothing has come to our attention', provides:

    • A Reasonable assurance
    • B Limited assurance
    • C No assurance
    • D Absolute assurance
  2. In an agreed-upon procedures engagement, the practitioner:

    • A Gives limited assurance
    • B Gives an audit opinion
    • C Reports factual findings and gives no assurance
    • D Prepares the financial statements
  3. When examining a forecast, the practitioner can give assurance on:

    • A Nothing at all
    • B Whether the results will be achieved
    • C The reasonableness of the assumptions and proper preparation, but not that results will be achieved
    • D The actual outcome
  4. A due diligence report is mainly used by:

    • A The competition authority
    • B The acquirer, to assess the target and negotiate
    • C The target's staff
    • D The tax authority
  5. A key risk in assurance on sustainability information is:

    • A Weak data collection systems and unclear definitions
    • B The presence of controls
    • C Clear criteria
    • D Too much audit evidence
  6. Suitable criteria for a sustainability assurance engagement should be:

    • A Chosen by the practitioner without reference to a framework
    • B Based on the client's preferences alone
    • C Relevant, complete, reliable, neutral and understandable
    • D Secret
  7. An assurance engagement has three parties, which are:

    • A The director, the shareholder and the supplier
    • B The practitioner, the responsible party and the intended users
    • C The auditor, the regulator and the bank
    • D The client, the employee and the customer

Answer key

1. B, 2. C, 3. C, 4. B, 5. A, 6. C, 7. B

  1. Limited assurance is lower than the reasonable assurance of an audit.

  2. Users draw their own conclusions from the findings.

  3. Forecasts are uncertain and the future cannot be guaranteed.

  4. Due diligence helps the buyer to identify risks and decide on price and terms.

  5. Data may not be consistent or complete, and estimates and bias are common.

  6. The criteria must be available to users so that they can understand the subject matter.

  7. These three parties are in the relationship in any assurance engagement.