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Professional Accounting Education
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ACCA 英国特许会计师协会 F8 Audit and Assurance
审计与鉴证 – 高频考点点睛
1. ISA 520 Analytical Procedures (UK and Ireland)
Lecturer: James Zhou
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Whole Course Outline
1. Analytical
Procedures √
2. Audit Procedures 3. Audit Risk
4. Audit Sampling 5. Audit Working
Papers
6. CAATs
7. Clarity Audit
Standards
8. Examining
Evidence
9. Going Concern
10. ISA 240 Auditors
and Fraud
11. ISA 315 12. ISA 330
13. Law and
Regulations
14. Matters of
Opinion
15. Subsequent
Events
16. The Audit of
Wages
17. Control
Environment
18. ISA 620 Using
the Work of An
Expert
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What to expect when auditors need evidence?
Applicable for: F8 AA, P7 AAA, and FAU Difficulty Level: Advanced
Analytical procedures The comparison of financial, non-
financial information/trend
analysis/ratio analysis.
External confirmation E.g. Audit circularisation.
Inquiry E.g. Ask for explanation from the
management.
Observation and inspection E.g. Physical inventory
count/confirmation of the existence of
the PPE.
Recalculation and reporformance E.g. Calculation of depreciation
charge based on the accounting
policies adopted by the reporting
entity.
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Before the lecture Quiz – Analytical Procedure
You have conducted analytical procedures on the draft accounts of Blunt
for the year ended 31 December 20X1. Two of your findings are as
follows:
(1) The gross profit margin has decreased from 29% for the previous year
to 23% for this year.
(2) The current ratio has decreased from 1.6 at the previous year end to
1.2 at this year end.
The directors has expected a decrease in both these measures but not by
as much as shown above.
Indicate what errors might be incorporated within the draft accounts to
produce these unexpected variations, and in which areas you would carry
out extra audit work in order to reach a conclusion.
ICAEW Professional Level Audit and Assurance - Question Bank
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Flow Chart of Audit Procedure
Risk Assessment
Substantive procedure Tests of control
ISA 315 (UK and Ireland) requires auditors
perform the risk assessment including
analytical (preliminary) to identify and
assess the risk of material misstatement.
MUST always perform!
Full Substantive Procedure
Control
deficiency
Restricted Substantive Procedure
Strong
internal
control
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Analytical Review Procedures
When to perform analytical
procedures? Why?
The planning stage (Risk Assessment);
ISA 315 (UK and Ireland)
Identifying and Assessing the
Risks of Material Misstatements
Though Understanding the
Entity and Its Environment
As a substantive procedure during the
course of audit; and
Substantive Analytical (not
confused with the analytical
procedure at the planning stage)
Procedure for cost-benefit
purpose compared with test of
detail (more effective and
efficient).
At the final overall review stage of the
audit.
If circumstances change
between the interim and final
audit, such materiality level may
subject to change for analysis.
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Develop an independent expectation/threshold
Find the SIGNIFICANT difference/can it be justified?
Draw raw conclusion
Application of Analytical Procedures
If the auditors test 20% of a population of balances and aggregate
errors of £10,000 the error in the population can be projected to
be at least £10,000/20%=£50,000. The auditors will have to
decide if this is likely to be material and refer to their performance
materiality and tolerable misstatement set at planning stage.
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Evidence Gathered by AP (Quality aspect)
Disaggregation (Materiality)
Data reliability (General)
Predictability
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Problem Areas
1. All the information used must be reliable.
e.g. If the financial data of Year 4 is dubious, auditors
may compare the data with the Year 1-3; however, if
the data of Year 1-3 is manipulated by the
management, the comparison is meaningless.
2. Analytical procedure raises questions but does not
provide an answer.
3. Disaggregating the numbers into divisions,
subsidiaries or regions may be much more successful
than looking at the entities as a whole
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Extent of use of analytical procedures
1. Significant fluctuations;
2. Unusual items; or
3. Relationships that. are unexpected or inconsistent
Auditors should consider such implications before conducting analytical
procedures.
At the planning stage, the auditor will plan suitable tests;
At the testing stage of the audit, further tests and other techniques will
be indicated;
At the final stage of the unexpected should not happen!
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Key ratios
Profit ratios: Gross profit margin, net profit margin.
Asset and liability ratios: Current ratios, quick ratios, inv
entory turnover, inventory days, receivables days etc.
Financing ratios: Debt/equity ratio, ROCE.
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Before the lecture Quiz – Analytical Procedure
You have conducted analytical procedures on the draft accounts of Blunt for the year ended 31
December 20X1. Two of your findings are as follows:
(1) The gross profit margin has decreased from 29% for the previous year to 23% for this year.
(2) The current ratio has decreased from 1.6 at the previous year end to 1.2 at this year end.
The directors has expected a decrease in both these measures but not by as much as shown
above.
Indicate what errors might be incorporated within the draft accounts to produce these
unexpected variations, and in which areas you would carry out extra audit work in order to
reach a conclusion.
ICAEW Professional Level Audit and Assurance - Question Bank
Suggested Answer:
Error indicated:
Inventories, receivables, or cash/equivalents may be understated
Payables or bank overdrafts may be overstated.
Revenue could be understated.
Purchases could be overstated.
Extra work: Inventories, receivables and payables; practically cut-
off/provisions
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