Below are 12 audit procedures.Classify each procedure according to the following types of audit evidence: (1)physical examination,(2)confirmation,(3)documentation,(4)observation,(5)inquiry of the client,(6)reperformance,and (7)analytical procedure.
Definitions:
Preexisting Beliefs
Preheld notions or convictions that individuals bring into a new situation, which can influence their interpretation and reactions to new information.
Self-Worth
An individual's subjective evaluation of their own value or worth as a person.
Salient
An element that is particularly prominent, noticeable, or of significant importance.
Closure Quickly
The rapid completion or resolution of an emotional or psychological issue.
Q25: When the auditor scans the sales journal
Q37: If the board of accountancy in the
Q42: Companies are required to disclose in their
Q50: The auditors should pay careful attention to
Q60: Which of the following statements is not
Q63: If auditors determine that there is not
Q78: An example of a document the auditor
Q102: An auditor's independence is considered impaired if
Q106: Because of audit risk,some CPA firms now
Q153: The responsibility for adopting sound accounting policies