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Chapter 4
Management Fraud and Audit Risk
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1. Errors, Fraud, and Noncompliance
Definitions Errors - unintentional Fraud (irregularities) - intentional Noncompliance with laws and regulations (Illegal acts)- violations of the law
Auditor’s responsibilities History
Errors & Fraud: SAS 1, SAS 16, SAS 53, SAS 82, SAS 99 Illegal Acts: SAS 54
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1. Errors, Fraud, andNoncompliance (continued)
Errors and Fraud (AU-C 240) design and conduct the audit to provide reasonable
assurance that material errors and fraud will be discovered, and report the findings to appropriate parties
Noncompliance with laws and regulations (Illegal Acts) (AU-C 250)
direct effect noncompliance — same indirect effect noncompliance —
have general level of awareness and act on those discovered make inquiries carry out some procedures to identify noncompliance
Questions
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1. Errors, Fraud, and Noncompliance (continued)
Steps involved in Considering the Risk of Fraud• Staff discussion• Obtain information needed to identify risks• Identify risks• Assess identified risks• Respond to results of assessment• Evaluate audit evidence• Communicate about fraud• Document consideration of fraud
2. FraudCauses of Misstatements
Causes
Errors Fraud
Misappropriation Fraudulent of Assets Financial Reporting
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2. Fraud (continued)
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2. Fraud (continued) Fraudulent financial reporting (cooking
the books) (management fraud) falsification of financial statements falsification or omissions of transactions
Misappropriation of assets (employee fraud) larceny embezzlement
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2. Fraud (continued) Overview of Fraud (outline)
costs discovery victims perpetrators common characteristics types
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The Fraud Triangle
PRESSURE
PERCEIVEDOPPORTUNITY
RATIONALIZATION
2. Fraud (continued) Prevalence of fraud Current frauds Reasons to study fraud Fraud related job opportunities ACFE CFE
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3. Audit Risk
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3. Audit Risk AU-C 320 – Audit Risk General business risks Engagement risk Audit Risk Model
AR = RMM x DR AR = IR x CR x DR AR = IR x CR x TD x AP
Audit Risk definition the risk that the auditor may unknowingly fail to appropriately modify his or
her opinion on financial statements that are materially misstated the danger that the auditor will fail to detect material misstatements in the
financial statements at financial statement level; at account balance level
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3. Audit Risk (continued) Risk of Material Misstatement
product of inherent risk and control risk consider at entity level and account/assertion level
Inherent Risk the susceptibility of an account balance to error assuming there
are no controls based on auditor’s judgment considering understanding of entity,
nature of account (routine, systematic processing, complexity, etc), and fraud considerations
Control Risk the risk that the ICS will not prevent or detect a material error on
a timely basis based on tests of control’s effectiveness
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3. Audit Risk (continued) Detection Risk
the risk that the auditor’s procedures will not detect a material error
the product of Tests of Details Risk (TD) and Substantive Analytical Procedures Risk (AP)
Tests of Details Risk the risk that tests of details will not detect a material error
Substantive Analytical Procedures Risk the risk that analytical procedures (or other procedures
that do not utilize sampling) will not detect a material error
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3. Audit Risk (continued) Risks defined in negative Auditor’s control over risks Relationship between
RMM and DR DR and amount of substantive
testing
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3. Audit Risk (continued) Subjectively considering Audit Risk Quantifying Audit Risk
not required DR = AR / IR x CR TD = AR / IR x CR x AP
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3. Audit Risk (continued) General guidelines
Inherent Risk High > 60% Moderate 40% - 60% Low < 40%
Control Risk Maximum = 100% High > 70% Moderate 40% - 70% Low < 40% Very Low < 10%
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3. Audit Risk (continued) Analytical Procedures Risk
High > 50% Moderate 20% - 50% Low 10% - 20% Very Low < 10%
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4. Analytical Procedures Definition Uses in an audit
planning stage as a substantive test (SAP) final review stage
Required use
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4. Analytical Procedures(Continued)
In planning stage enhances auditor’s understanding identifies risk areas uses highly aggregated data generally financial data
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4. Analytical Procedures(Continued)
Steps1. develop an expectation2. define a significant difference3. calculate predictions and compare
with recorded amount 4. investigate significant differences5. document each step
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4. Analytical Procedures (Continued) Substantive analytical procedures
based on level of DR based on auditor judgment balance sheet data vs. income
statement data often uses non-financial data
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4. Analytical Procedures(Continued)
In final evaluation stage uses aggregated data usually financial data review same data used in planning
stage
Questions
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5. Review Questions for Discussion Chapter
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