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Principles of Auditing and Other Assurance Services

The Role of the Public Accountant in the American Economy
1(32)
What Are Assurance Services?
1(1)
The Attest Function
1(3)
Assurance and Nonassurance Services
3(1)
Financial Statement Audits
4(8)
What Creates the Demand for Audits?
5(2)
Major Auditing Developments of the 20th Century
7(2)
The Accounting Profession's Credibility Crisis
9(1)
Types of Audits
10(1)
Types of Auditors
11(1)
The Public Accounting Profession
12(11)
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
13(2)
The CPA Examination
15(1)
State Boards of Accountancy
15(1)
Financial Accounting Standards Board
15(1)
Governmental Accounting Standards Board
16(1)
Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board
16(1)
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
16(1)
Securities and Exchange Commission
16(1)
Other Types of Professional Services
17(2)
Organization of the Public Accounting Profession
19(1)
Industry Specialization
20(1)
Responsibilities of the Professional Staff
20(2)
Professional Development for Public Accounting Firm Personnel
22(1)
Seasonal Fluctuations in Public Accounting Work
22(1)
Relationships with Clients
22(1)
Chapter Summary
23(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 1
24(1)
Review Questions
25(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
26(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
27(1)
Problems
28(2)
In-Class Team Case
30(1)
Research and Discussion Case
30(1)
Suggested References
31(2)
Professional Standards
33(30)
Auditing Standards for Public and Nonpublic Companies
33(6)
AICPA Generally Accepted Auditing Standards
33(1)
General Standards---Auditor Qualifications and Quality of Work
34(2)
Standards of Fieldwork---Planning, Accumulating, and Evaluating Evidence
36(1)
Standards of Reporting
37(1)
AICPA Statements on Auditing Standards (SASs)
37(2)
The Auditors' Responsibility for Detecting Misstatements
39(2)
Errors and Fraud
39(1)
Illegal Acts by Clients
40(1)
The Auditors' Reports
41(6)
The Introductory Paragraph of the Auditors' Report
41(2)
The Scope Paragraph of the Auditors' Report
43(1)
The Opinion Paragraph of the Auditors' Report
43(3)
Other Types of Auditors' Reports
46(1)
Public Company Audit Reports
46(1)
The Attestation Standards
47(1)
Quality Control in CPA Firms
47(3)
Regulation of Accounting Firms
50(2)
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
50(1)
Peer Review and Inspections
50(2)
International Accounting and Auditing Standards
52(1)
Chapter Summary
53(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 2
54(1)
Review Questions
55(2)
Questions Requiring Analysis
57(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
57(2)
Problems
59(2)
In-Class Team Case
61(1)
Research and Discussion Case
62(1)
Suggested References
62(1)
Professional Ethics
63(42)
The Nature of Ethics
63(3)
What Are Ethical Dilemmas?
63(1)
A Framework for Ethical Decisions
64(1)
Making Ethical Decisions---A Professional Example
64(2)
The Need for Professional Ethics
66(2)
Professional Ethics in Public Accounting
67(1)
The AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
68(22)
Background on Independence and the AICPA Conceptual Framework for Independence Standards
70(3)
Analysis of Independence
73(8)
Analysis of Integrity and Objectivity
81(1)
Analysis of General Standards
82(1)
Analysis of Compliance with Standards
82(1)
Analysis of Accounting Principles
83(1)
Analysis of Confidential Client Information
84(1)
Analysis of Contingent Fees
85(1)
Analysis of Acts Discreditable
86(1)
Analysis of Advertising and Other Forms of Solicitation
86(1)
Analysis of Commissions and Referral Fees
87(1)
Analysis of Form of Organization and Name
87(1)
Alternative Practice Structures
88(1)
The CPA as Tax Advisor---Ethical Problems
88(1)
Enforcement of Professional Ethics
89(1)
Ethics for Internal Auditors
90(2)
Chapter Summary
92(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 3
93(1)
Review Questions
94(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
95(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
96(2)
Problems
98(4)
In-Class Team Cases
102(1)
Research and Discussion Case
103(1)
Suggested References
103(2)
Legal Liability of CPAs
105(30)
The Scope of CPA Liability
105(2)
Litigation Placed in Perspective
105(1)
Sources of CPA Liability
106(1)
CPAs' Liability to Their Clients under Common Law
107(3)
The Elements of Duty and Breach of Duty
108(1)
The Element of Losses (Damages)
109(1)
The Element of Causation (Proximate Cause)
109(1)
Auditors' Common Law Liability to Third Parties
110(2)
Ultramares (Known User) Approach
110(1)
Restatement of Torts (Foreseen User) Approach
111(1)
Rosenblum (Foreseeable User) Approach
111(1)
Summary of Third-Party Liability Approaches
112(1)
Liability to Third Parties under Statutory Law
112(10)
Securities Act of 1933
113(1)
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
114(2)
Comparison of the 1933 and 1934 Acts
116(1)
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
117(1)
Auditors' Criminal Liability under the Securities Acts
117(1)
Criminal Liability under Other Statutes
118(1)
SEC and Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Regulation
118(1)
CPAs' Liability for Accounting and Review Services
119(2)
CPAs' Posture in the Age of Litigation
121(1)
Chapter Summary
122(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 4
122(2)
Review Questions
124(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
125(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
127(2)
Problems
129(3)
In-Class Team Case
132(1)
Research and Discussion Case
133(1)
Suggested References
133(2)
Audit Evidence and Documentation
135(48)
The Relationships among Audit Risk, Audit Evidence, and Financial Statement Assertions
135(11)
Financial Statement Assertions
135(2)
Audit Risk at the Account Balance, Class of Transaction, or Disclosure Level
137(1)
Audit Risk Illustrated
138(1)
Measuring Audit Risk
138(2)
Audit Evidence
140(1)
Types of Audit Evidence
140(6)
Audit Procedures
146(3)
Nature of Substantive Procedures
147(1)
Timing of Substantive Audit Procedures
147(1)
Extent of Substantive Procedures
147(1)
Cost of Audit Procedures
148(1)
Analytical Procedures
149(4)
Nature of Analytical Procedures
149(3)
Timing of Analytical Procedures
152(1)
Extent of Analytical Procedures
153(1)
Audit Evidence for Subjective Areas
153(4)
Evidence Regarding Accounting Estimates
153(1)
Evidence Regarding Fair Values
154(2)
Evidence Regarding Related Party Transactions
156(1)
Audit Documentation
157(9)
Confidential Nature of Working Papers
157(1)
Ownership of Audit Working Papers
158(1)
Working Papers and Auditors' Liability
158(1)
Types of Working Papers
159(2)
Organization of Working Papers
161(2)
Guidelines for Preparation of Working Papers
163(1)
Computer-Generated Working Papers
163(2)
Review of Audit Working Papers
165(1)
Chapter Summary
166(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 5
167(2)
Review Questions
169(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
170(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
172(2)
Problems
174(3)
In-Class Team Case
177(3)
Research and Discussion Cases
180(1)
Suggested References
181(2)
Audit Planning, Understanding the Client, Assessing Risks, and Responding
183(60)
The Audit Process
183(2)
Obtaining Clients
185(4)
Submitting a Proposal
187(1)
Communication with Predecessor Auditors
188(1)
Planning the Audit
189(4)
Establishing an Understanding with the Client
190(1)
Develop an Overall Audit Strategy and Audit Plan
191(1)
Use of the Client's Staff
192(1)
Involvement of Other CPAs
192(1)
Use of Specialists
192(1)
Additional First-Year Considerations
192(1)
Obtaining an Understanding of the Client and Its Environment
193(8)
Risk Assessment Procedures
193(2)
Sources of Information
195(2)
Determining Materiality
197(4)
Assessing the Risks of Material Misstatement and Designing Further Audit Procedures
201(9)
Assessing Risks of Material Misstatement
201(2)
Addressing the Risks of Material Misstatement Due to Fraud
203(4)
Designing Further Audit Procedures in Response to Assessed Risks
207(1)
The Audit Trail and Directional Testing
208(1)
Transaction Cycles (Classes of Transactions)
209(1)
The Audit Program
210(5)
The Systems (Internal Control) Portion of the Program
210(1)
The Substantive Procedures Portion of the Program
211(2)
Summary of the Relationship between Tests of Controls and Substantive Procedures
213(1)
Objectives of Audit Programs
213(1)
General Objectives of Audit Programs for Assets
214(1)
Substantiation of Account Balances
215(2)
Existence of Assets
215(1)
Rights to the Assets
215(1)
Establishing Completeness
215(1)
Verifying the Cutoff
216(1)
Valuation of Assets
216(1)
Financial Statement Presentation and Disclosure
217(1)
An Illustration of Audit Program Design
217(2)
Timing of Audit Work
217(2)
Chapter Summary
219(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 6
219(2)
Review Questions
221(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
222(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
224(1)
Problems
225(3)
Ethics Case
228(1)
CPA Simulation
228(1)
Appendix 6A Selected Internet Addresses
228(1)
Appendix 6B Examples of Fraud Risk Factors
229(4)
Appendix 6C Illustrative Audit Case: Keystone Computers & Networks, Inc.
233(1)
Audit Planning
233(8)
Appendix 6C Problems
241(2)
Internal Control
243(50)
The Meaning of Internal Control
243(3)
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977
245(1)
Means of Achieving Internal Control
245(1)
The Control Environment
246(4)
Integrity and Ethical Values
246(1)
Commitment to Competence
246(1)
Board of Directors or Audit Committee
246(1)
Management Philosophy and Operating Style
247(1)
Organizational Structure
247(2)
Assignment of Authority and Responsibility
249(1)
Human Resource Policies and Procedures
249(1)
Risk Assessment
250(1)
Control Activities
250(2)
Performance Reviews
250(1)
Information Processing Controls
250(1)
Physical Controls
251(1)
Segregation of Duties
252(1)
The Accounting Information System
252(1)
Monitoring of Controls
253(1)
Limitations of Internal Control
254(1)
Enterprise Risk Management
254(1)
Financial Statement Audits: The Role of Internal Control
255(1)
Obtain an Understanding of the Client and Its Environment, Including Internal Control
255(8)
Required Auditor Understanding of Internal Control Components
256(2)
Areas Difficult to Control
258(1)
Risk Assessment Procedures for Internal Control
259(1)
Documenting the Understanding of Internal Control
259(4)
Assess the Risks of Material Misstatement
263(2)
Assess Risks at the Financial Statement Level
264(1)
Assess Risks at the Relevant Assertion Level
265(1)
Design and Perform Further Audit Procedures
265(7)
Tests of Controls
265(2)
Revise the Risk of Material Misstatement Based on the Results of Tests of Controls
267(1)
Design and Perform Substantive Procedures
267(1)
Documentation
267(3)
Decision Aids for Audit Program Modification
270(1)
Consideration of the Work of Internal Auditors
270(1)
Communication of Control-Related Matters
271(1)
Internal Control Reporting by Public Companies and Their Auditors
272(3)
Overall Approach for an Audit of Internal Control
274(1)
Internal Control in the Small Company
275(1)
Chapter Summary
276(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 7
277(2)
Review Questions
279(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
280(3)
Multiple Choice Questions
283(1)
Problems
284(4)
In-Class Team Case
288(2)
Appendix 7A Antifraud Programs and Control Measures
290(3)
Consideration of Internal Control in an Information Technology Environment
293(34)
Nature of IT-Based Systems
294(4)
Characteristics of Various Types of IT-Based Systems
294(3)
Impact of IT on the Audit Trail
297(1)
Internal Control in an IT Environment
298(9)
Organizational Structure of the Information System Function
298(3)
Computer-Based Fraud
301(1)
Internal Auditing in an IT Environment
301(1)
Control Activities in an IT System
302(1)
General Control Activities
302(3)
Application Control Activities
305(1)
User Control Activities
306(1)
Control in Decentralized and Single Workstation Environments
306(1)
The Auditors' Consideration of Internal Control in an IT Environment
307(7)
Obtaining an Understanding of IT-Based System Controls
307(3)
Assessing the Risks of Material Misstatement
310(4)
Designing Substantive Procedures with Computers
314(2)
Using Audit Software: An Illustration
314(2)
Computer Service Centers and Outsourced Computer Processing
316(1)
Chapter Summary
317(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 8
317(3)
Review Questions
320(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
321(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
321(2)
Problems
323(2)
In-Class Team Case
325(2)
Audit Sampling
327(50)
Comparison of Statistical and Nonstatistical Sampling
327(6)
Selecting a Random Sample
328(2)
Other Methods of Sample Selection
330(1)
Stratification
330(1)
Types of Statistical Sampling Plans
331(1)
Allowance for Sampling Risk (Precision)
332(1)
Sample Size
332(1)
Audit Sampling for Tests of Controls
333(1)
Sampling Risk for Tests of Controls
333(1)
Attributes Sampling
334(8)
Determine the Objective of the Test
334(1)
Define the Attributes and Deviation Conditions
334(1)
Define the Population
335(1)
Specify the Risk of Assessing Control Risk Too Low and the Tolerable Deviation Rate
335(1)
Estimate the Expected Population Deviation Rate
336(1)
Determine the Sample Size
336(1)
Select the Sample
337(1)
Test the Sample Items
337(1)
Evaluate the Sample Results
337(2)
Document the Sampling Procedure
339(1)
Detailed Illustration of Attributes Sampling
339(1)
Other Statistical Attributes Sampling Approaches
340(2)
Nonstatistical Attributes Sampling
342(1)
Audit Sampling for Substantive Procedures
342(1)
Sampling Risk for Substantive Procedures
343(1)
Classical Variables Sampling
343(9)
Mean-per-Unit Estimation
344(1)
Controlling Sampling Risk
344(1)
Determination of Sample Size
345(1)
Evaluation of Sample Results
345(1)
Illustration of Mean-per-Unit Estimation
346(3)
Difference and Ratio Estimation
349(1)
Illustration of Difference and Ratio Estimation
350(2)
Nonstatistical Sampling for Substantive Procedures
352(2)
Illustration of Nonstatistical Sampling
352(2)
Chapter Summary
354(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 9
354(2)
Review Questions
356(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
357(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
359(1)
Problems
360(3)
In-Class Team Case
363(1)
Appendix 9A Probability-Proportional-to-Size (PPS) Sampling
364(6)
Appendix 9B Audit Risk
370(2)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 9 Appendixes
372(1)
Questions and Problems for Chapter 9 Appendixes
372(1)
In-Class Team Cases for Chapter 9 Appendixes
373(2)
Integrating Problem for Chapter 9 and the Appendixes
375(2)
Cash and Financial Investments
377(48)
Cash
377(9)
Sources and Nature of Cash
377(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in the Audit of Cash
377(1)
How Much Audit Time for Cash?
378(1)
Internal Control over Cash Transactions
378(1)
Internal Control over Cash Receipts
379(2)
Internal Control over Cash Disbursements
381(5)
Audit Documentation for Cash
386(1)
Audit of Cash
386(13)
Interim Audit Work on Cash
399(1)
Financial Investments
399(2)
The Need for Specialized Knowledge
399(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Financial Investments
399(1)
Internal Control over Financial Investments
400(1)
Internal Control Questionnaire
401(1)
Audit of Financial Investments
401(6)
Risks of Material Misstatement of Financial Investments
402(1)
Substantive Procedures for Financial Investments
402(5)
Chapter Summary
407(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 10
408(1)
Review Questions
409(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
410(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
412(1)
Problems
413(4)
In-Class Team Cases
417(2)
Research and Discussion Case
419(1)
Ethics Case
419(1)
CPA Simulation
420(4)
Suggested References
424(1)
Accounts Receivable, Notes Receivable, and Revenue
425(68)
Receivables
425(8)
Sources and Nature of Accounts Receivable
425(1)
Sources and Nature of Notes Receivable
425(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Receivables and Revenue
426(1)
Internal Control of Accounts Receivable and Revenue
426(1)
Control Environment
426(1)
Risk Assessment
427(1)
Revenue Cycle---Accounting System and Control Activities
427(4)
Monitoring
431(1)
Internal Control over Notes Receivable
431(1)
Audit Documentation for Receivables and Revenue
432(1)
Audit of Receivables and Revenue
433(23)
Interim Audit Work on Receivables and Revenue
456(1)
Chapter Summary
456(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 11
457(1)
Review Questions
457(2)
Questions Requiring Analysis
459(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
461(1)
Problems
462(4)
In-Class Team Case
466(2)
Ethics Cases
468(1)
CPA Simulation
469(2)
Appendix 11A Illustrative Audit Case: Keystone Computers & Networks, Inc.
471(1)
Consideration of Internal Control
471(13)
Appendix 11A Problems
484(1)
Appendix 11B Illustrative Audit Case: Keystone Computers & Networks, Inc.
485(1)
Substantive Tests---Accounts Receivable and Revenue
485(6)
Appendix 11B Problems
491(2)
Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
493(40)
Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
493(7)
Sources and Nature of Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
493(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
493(1)
Internal Control over Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
494(1)
Control Environment
495(1)
Risk Assessment
495(1)
Monitoring
496(1)
Purchases and Production Cycles---Accounting Systems and Control Activities
496(4)
Audit Documentation for Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
500(1)
Audit of Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold
500(19)
Problems Associated with Inventory of First-Year Audit Clients
518(1)
Chapter Summary
519(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 12
519(1)
Review Questions
520(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
521(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
523(2)
Problems
525(3)
In-Class Team Case
528(1)
Ethics Case
529(1)
Research and Discussion Case
529(1)
CPA Simulation
530(531)
Suggested References
531(2)
Property, Plant, and Equipment: Depreciation and Depletion
533(26)
Property, Plant, and Equipment
533(4)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Property, Plant, and Equipment
533(1)
Contrast with Audit of Current Assets
534(1)
Internal Control over Plant and Equipment
534(1)
Audit Documentation
535(2)
Initial Audits and Repeat Engagements
537(1)
Audit of Property, Plant, and Equipment
537(8)
Depreciation
545(4)
The Auditors' Perspective toward Depreciation
545(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Depreciation
546(1)
Audit Program---Depreciation Expense and Accumulated Depreciation
546(1)
Testing the Client's Provision for Depreciation
547(1)
Examination of Natural Resources
547(1)
Audit of Intangible Assets
548(1)
Audit of Plant, Equipment, and Intangibles in Advance of the Balance Sheet Date
549(1)
Chapter Summary
549(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 13
549(1)
Review Questions
550(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
550(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
552(2)
Problems
554(3)
In-Class Team Case
557(1)
CPA Simulation
558(1)
Accounts Payable and Other Liabilities
559(34)
Accounts Payable
559(4)
Sources and Nature of Accounts Payable
559(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Accounts Payable
559(1)
Internal Control over Accounts Payable
560(3)
Audit Documentation for Accounts Payable
563(1)
Audit of Accounts Payable
563(10)
Other Liabilities
573(5)
Amounts Withheld from Employees' Pay
573(1)
Sales Taxes Payable
574(1)
Unclaimed Wages
574(1)
Customers' Deposits
574(1)
Accrued Liabilities
574(4)
Balance Sheet Presentation
578(1)
Time of Examination
578(1)
Chapter Summary
578(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 14
579(1)
Review Questions
579(2)
Questions Requiring Analysis
581(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
581(2)
Problems
583(2)
In-Class Team Case
585(2)
CPA Simulation
587(2)
Appendix 14A Illustrative Audit Case: Keystone Computers & Networks, Inc.
589(1)
Consideration of Internal Control
589(3)
Appendix 14A Problems
592(1)
Debt and Equity Capital
593(26)
Debt
593(2)
Source and Nature of Debt
593(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing Debt
593(1)
Assessment of the Inherent Risks Related to Debt
594(1)
Internal Control over Debt
594(1)
Audit Documentation
595(1)
Audit of Debt
595(6)
Time of Examination---Debt
601(1)
Equity Capital
601(3)
Sources and Nature of Owners' Equity
601(1)
The Auditors' Objectives in Auditing, Owners' Equity
602(1)
Internal Control over Owners' Equity
602(2)
Audit Documentation for Owners' Equity
604(1)
Audit Program---Capital Stock
604(4)
Retained Earnings and Dividends
608(1)
Financial Statement Presentation of Stockholders' Equity
608(1)
Time of Examination---Stockholders' Equity
609(1)
Audit of Partnerships and Sole Proprietorships
609(1)
Chapter Summary
609(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 15
610(1)
Review Questions
610(2)
Questions Requiring Analysis
612(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
613(1)
Problems
614(3)
In-Class Team Case
617(1)
CPA Simulation
618(1)
Auditing Operations and Completing the Audit
619(38)
Auditing Operations
619(1)
The Auditors' Approach to Auditing Operations
619(1)
Revenue
620(1)
Relationship of Revenue to Balance Sheet Accounts
620(1)
Miscellaneous Revenue
620(1)
Expenses
621(3)
Relationship of Expenses to Balance Sheet Accounts
621(1)
Substantive Procedures for Selling, General, and Administrative Expenses
621(3)
The Audit of Payroll
624(4)
Internal Control over Payroll
624(3)
Documentation of Internal Control for Payroll
627(1)
Audit Program for Payroll
627(1)
Audit of the Statement of Cash Flows
628(1)
Completing the Audit
628(15)
Search for Unrecorded Liabilities
629(1)
Review the Minutes of Meetings
629(1)
Perform Final Analytical Procedures
629(1)
Perform Procedures to Identify Loss Contingencies
629(4)
Perform the Review for Subsequent Events
633(3)
Obtain Representation Letter
636(1)
Communicate Misstatements to Management
636(1)
Evaluate Audit Findings
637(4)
Review the Engagement
641(1)
Responsibilities for Other Information in the Financial Report
641(1)
Opinion Formulation and Report Issuance
642(1)
Additional Communications
642(1)
Post-Audit Responsibilities
643(1)
The Auditors' Subsequent Discovery of Facts Existing at the Date of Their Report
643(1)
Subsequent Discovery of Omitted Audit Procedures
643(1)
Chapter Summary
643(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 16
644(1)
Review Questions
645(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
646(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
648(1)
Problems
649(5)
In-Class Team Case
654(1)
Research and Discussion Case
654(1)
Suggested References
655(2)
Auditors' Reports
657(34)
Types of Reports Issued by Auditors
657(4)
Financial Statements
657(1)
Financial Statement Disclosures
658(1)
Comparative Financial Statements
658(1)
The Auditors' Standard Report---Nonpublic Clients
658(2)
The Auditors' Standard Report---Public Clients
660(1)
Expression of an Opinion
661(13)
The Unqualified Opinion
661(5)
Qualified Opinions
666(2)
Adverse Opinions
668(1)
Disclaimer of Opinion
669(1)
Summary of Auditors' Reports
670(1)
Two or More Report Modifications
670(3)
Different Opinions on Different Statements
673(1)
Reporting on Comparative Financial Statements
673(1)
Reports to the SEC
674(1)
Chapter Summary
674(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 17
675(1)
Review Questions
675(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
676(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
677(2)
Problems
679(7)
In-Class Team Cases
686(3)
Research and Discussion Case
689(1)
Suggested References
689(2)
Integrated Audits of Public Companies
691(30)
Overview
691(1)
Management's Responsibility for Internal Control
692(3)
Management's Evaluation Process and Assessment
692(3)
The Auditors' Responsibility for Reporting on Internal Control in PCAOB Audits
695(17)
Plan the Engagement
696(1)
Use a Top-Down Approach to Identify Controls to Test
697(5)
Test and Evaluate Design Effectiveness of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
702(1)
Test and Evaluate Operating Effectiveness of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
702(4)
Form an Opinion on the Effectiveness of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
706(3)
Audit Report Modifications
709(1)
Other Communication Requirements
710(2)
Reporting on Whether a Previously Reported Material Weakness Continues to Exist
712(1)
Chapter Summary
712(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 18
713(1)
Review Questions
714(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
715(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
715(2)
Problems
717(1)
In-Class Team Case
718(3)
Additional Assurance Services: Historical Financial Information
721(28)
Assurance Services
721(14)
Special Reports
721(4)
Financial Statements Prepared for Use in Other Countries
725(1)
Audits of Personal Financial Statements
726(1)
Reviews of the Interim Information of Public Companies (Issuers)
727(3)
Review Services for Nonpublic Companies (Nonissuers)
730(3)
Accountants' Reports on Comparative Statements
733(1)
Letters for Underwriters
734(1)
Condensed Financial Statements
734(1)
Accounting Services
735(3)
Compilation of Financial Statements of Nonpublic Companies
735(2)
Other ``Association'' with the Financial Statements of Public Companies
737(1)
Chapter Summary
738(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 19
739(1)
Review Questions
739(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
740(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
741(2)
Problems
743(3)
In-Class Team Case
746(1)
Research and Discussion Case
747(1)
Suggested References
747(2)
Additional Assurance Services: Other Information
749(24)
Assurance Services
749(3)
The Demand for Assurance Services
749(3)
Attestation Standards
752(5)
The Criteria
753(2)
Attestation Risk and Materiality
755(1)
The Character of the Engagement
755(2)
Assurance Service Examples
757(9)
Assurance on Internal Control over Financial Reporting
757(3)
Assurance on Prospective Financial Statements
760(1)
Assurance on Compliance
761(1)
Assurance on Management's Discussion and Analysis
761(1)
Trust Services
762(2)
ElderCare/PrimePlus Services
764(1)
CPA Performance View
765(1)
CPA Risk Advisory Services
765(1)
Future Assurance Services
766(1)
Chapter Summary
766(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 20
767(1)
Review Questions
768(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
768(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
770(1)
Problems
771(1)
In-Class Team Case
772(1)
Research and Discussion Case
772(1)
Internal, Operational, and Compliance Auditing
773(32)
Internal Auditing
773(10)
What Is the Purpose of Internal Auditing?
773(1)
Evolution of Internal Auditing
773(2)
The Internal Auditors' Role in Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
775(1)
Professional Standards of Internal Auditing
775(7)
Certification of Internal Auditors
782(1)
Operational Auditing
783(3)
Objectives of Operational Audits
783(1)
General Approach to Operational Audits
783(3)
Compliance Auditing
786(11)
Attesting to Compliance with Laws and Regulations
787(2)
Compliance Auditing of Government Entities and Organizations Receiving Federal Financial Assistance
789(7)
Compliance Auditing---A Summary
796(1)
Chapter Summary
797(1)
Key Terms Introduced or Emphasized in Chapter 21
797(1)
Review Questions
798(1)
Questions Requiring Analysis
799(1)
Multiple Choice Questions
800(2)
Problems
802(1)
In-Class Team Case
803(2)
Index 805
Biografi
Ray Whittington is chairman of the accounting department at San Diego State University, and received his Ph.D. from the University of Houston. He has also been the Director of Audit Research for the AICPA Kurt Pany is a professor of accounting at Arizona State University, and received his Ph.D. ... Les mer


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