46. What is the standard for an auditor to conclude it must issue a going concern opinion?
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46. What is the standard for an auditor to conclude it must issue a going concern...
43. When considering whether a client is a going concern, the auditor under GAAS must look at a cash flow forecast that covers what period of time and why? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________44. A summary of unadjusted differences is made up of what three components discussed in class? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 45. A client’s major customer, who owes the client a material amount of money, goes bankrupt after its 12/31 year-end but before the audit report is issued. The auditor determines that...
Going concern issues are an extremely problematic issue for auditors. Discuss the leading indicators an auditor should investigate when they are concerned about an entity's ability to continue operating in the near future. What role do you believe the auditor should play as the management team determines whether a Going Concern Disclaimer should be included in the annual report.
What is the “going-concern assumption” in regards to the perspective of an auditor performing an audit on a business or organization? What are the indicators of a potential going-concern problem
What conditions must be present for an auditor to be able to issue a standard unqualified audit report similar to the ones presented in Exhibit 15.1?
What is the purpose of a disclaimer of opinion? In what situations would an auditor issue a disclaimer of opinion? Why should the auditor ordinarily disclaim an opinion if the client imposes significant scope limitations on the audit procedures?
What type(s) of audit opinion(s) must an auditor issue when the client's financial statements are materially and pervasively misstated? O Qualified: yes | Adverse: yes O Qualified: yes | Adverse: no O Qualified: no | Adverse: no O Qualified: no | Adverse: yes
Standard cost systems When auditing a manufacturing concern, what inquiries would the auditor likely make about the standard cost system?
8. What is “Going Concern Principle”? What are the implications of this principle? How does it affect Balance Sheet – explain briefly? What are the responsibilities of an Auditor if this is at stake?
When an issue is properly disclosed in a client's financial statements, the auditor should issue which one of the following audit opinions based on doubt that the client can continue as a going concern. O Unmodified with qualified emphasis-of-matter: yes | qualified: yes O Unmodified with qualified emphasis-of-matter: noſ qualified: yes o Unmodified with qualified emphasis-of-matter: yes qualified: no o Unmodified with qualified emphasis-of-matter: no qualified: no
46-If the scope restriction imposed by the client is so material that the overall fairness of the financial statements is in question, the auditor should issue a(n) A. adverse opinion. B. standard unmodified opinion. C. disclaimer of opinion. D. unmodified opinion with revised wording in the scope paragraph.