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AAA Planning, risk and evidence

ACCA · Strategic Professional · 7 questions

Name: ____________________   Date: ____________

  1. Overall materiality is set at 1 percent of revenue of $50m. Performance materiality is set at 75 percent of that. Performance materiality is:

    • A $50,000
    • B $375,000
    • C $750,000
    • D $500,000
  2. Audit risk is the risk that the auditor gives an inappropriate opinion. Which model is used for it?

    • A Inherent risk x control risk x detection risk
    • B Revenue x cost x profit
    • C Sample size x error
    • D Cost x benefit
  3. If audit risk is to be 5 percent, inherent risk is assessed at 100 percent and control risk at 50 percent, the acceptable detection risk is:

    • A 50%
    • B 5%
    • C 10%
    • D 25%
  4. A significant risk requires:

    • A No audit work
    • B Special audit consideration, including substantive procedures that respond specifically to it
    • C The same work as other risks
    • D A reduced sample
  5. When using the work of an internal auditor, the external auditor should:

    • A Rely on it without review
    • B Pass responsibility to the internal auditor
    • C Evaluate their competence, objectivity and the quality of the work, and keep responsibility for the opinion
    • D Avoid it in all cases
  6. In a group audit, component materiality is set:

    • A Equal to group materiality for every component
    • B Lower than group materiality, so that aggregation does not exceed what is acceptable
    • C Higher than group materiality
    • D At zero
  7. Which of the following gives the most reliable audit evidence?

    • A A document created by the client
    • B An oral explanation by management
    • C A photocopy
    • D A document obtained directly from an independent third party

Answer key

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

  1. 1% x 50m = 500,000 and 75% of that = 375,000.

  2. The components are risk of material misstatement (inherent and control) and detection risk.

  3. DR = AR / (IR x CR) = 0.05 / (1.0 x 0.5) = 10 percent.

  4. Examples are fraud risk in revenue and management override of controls.

  5. The external auditor alone is responsible for the opinion.

  6. Components' misstatements may add together, so each is set at less than the group level.

  7. Evidence from independent external sources is more reliable than internal evidence.