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What is independent social audits?
Independent social audits
Who audits Amazon.com?
Ernst & Young audits Amazon.
What has performance audits?
All levels of public administration in the United States--from municipalities to the federal agencies--undergo performance audits
Who audits the world bank?
Deloitte
Who is responsible for setting auditing standards for audits of publicly-traded companies?
PCOAB Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
What is the first step in the analytical procedures process used in an audit?
The first step in the analytical procedures process is the development of an expected account balance.
What are the three main types of audits?
The three main types of audits are financial audits, operational audits, and compliance audits. Financial audits focus on financial statements and records to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations. Operational audits assess efficiency and effectiveness of processes and procedures. Compliance audits verify adherence to laws and regulations.
Which term defines the process of project compliance with policies and procedures?
Quality audits
What are the differences between substantive procedures and substantive analytical procedures?
They are not both "analytical", but "substantive" and "analytical". Substantive procedures are reviews of documents for a "substantial portion" of account activity, while analytical procedures includ controls test and test relying on mathematical relationships reflectinb accounting mecvhanics, contractual provisions [debt times interest rate], or business capabilities [production per machine hour or day].
What are analytical procedures?
Analytical procedures are "one of many financial audit processes which help an auditor understand the client's business and changes in the business, and to identify potential risk areas to plan other audit procedures." So essentially these are the procedures that an auditor goes through to look at risks within the business.
What other types of analytical procedures detect the presence of proteins?
biuret reagent
What are the components of analytical procedures?
developed by Hirst and Koonce (1996) describes the performance of analytical procedures as consisting of five components: expectation development, explanation generation, information search and explanation evaluation, decision making, and documentation
What are the procedures to prove this?
The procedures required for this to be proven
What are analytical procedures in an audit?
SAS No. 56 describes analytical procedures as the "evaluation of financial information made by a study of plausible relationships among both financial and non-financial data" (AICPA, 1998, 56 p. 1).
What is one of the most important steps in the analytical procedures process?
it is a matter of professional judgment in determining whether the evidence adequately supports the explanation. This is one of the most important steps of the analytical procedures process and is referred to as the decision phase of the process.
What are the Three analytical procedures commonly used when auditing accounts in the inventory and warehousing cycle?
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What is the primary purpose of substantive analytical procedures?
The primary purpose of substantive analytical procedures is to evaluate the relationships and trends within financial information to identify any discrepancies or anomalies that may indicate potential misstatements or errors in the financial statements. This helps auditors assess the reasonableness of account balances and gather evidence to support their audit conclusions.
