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Objectives Risk-based audit approach is an audit that begins
with an assessment of the types and likelihood of
misstatements in account balance and then adjusts the amount
and audit work, to the likelihood of material misstatement
occurring in account balances.
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1. High-risk activities 2. Existence of large non-routine
This includes operations transactions
• Identified significant related party
Topics or events where a material transactions outside the entity’s normal
misstatement could easily course of business are to be treated as
occur. giving rise to significant risks.
• Routine non-complex transactions that
are subject to systematic processing are
less likely to give rise to significant
risk
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3. Matters requiring judgement or 4. Potential for fraud
management intervention • The risk of not detecting a material
Examples would include: misstatement resulting from fraud is higher
• The assumptions and calculation used by than the risk of not detecting one
Topics management in developing major estimates resulting from error
• Complex calculations or accounting • In evaluating whether significant result
principles; from the identified fraud risk factors and
• Revenue recognition that is subject to the possible scenarios and scheme.
differing interpretation; • Significant fraud risk may be identified at
• Where management intervention is any stage in the audit as a result of new
required to specify the accounting information obtained
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CPA firms in determining their approach to implementing the
audit risk model should consider the following limitations.
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a. Inherit risk is difficult to formally assess.
b. The model treats each risk component as separate and independent
when in fact the components are not dependent.
c. Audit risk is judgmentally determined
d. Audit technology is not so fully developed that each component of
the model can be accurately assessed
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Risk-Based Audit Account-Based Audit
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In risk-based audit, the audit team views In account-based-auditing, auditors
all activities in the organization first in first obtain an understanding of control
terms of risks to strategies and objectives and assess control risk for particular
and then in terms of management's plans VS types of error and frauds in specific
and processes to mitigate the risk accounts and cycle
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This phase involves the following activities:
a. Performance of preliminary engagement
Topics activities to decide whether to accept/ continue
Phase I. an audit engagement.
Risk b. Planning the audit to develop an overall
Assessment audit strategy and audit plan.
c. Performance of risk assessment procedures to
identify/assess risk of material misstatement
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This phase involves the following activities:
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The auditor’s standard reports state "We conducted our audits in accordance
Topics with Philippine Standards on Auditing. Those standards require that we
comply with the ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to
obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free
of material misstatements."
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Risk - concept used to express uncertainty about events and/or their outcomes that
could have a material effect on the organization.
The four critical risk that are relevant to conducting an audit are:
Topics 1.Audit Risk - risk that an auditor may give an unqualified opinion on F.S that are
materially misstated.
1. Engagement Risk - economic risk that a CPA firm is exposed to simply because it is
associated with a particular client
2. Financial Reporting Risk - risk that relate directly to the recording of transactions
and the presentation of financial data in an organization’s F.S
3. Business Risk - risk that affect the operations and potential outcomes of
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Overview of Risk Elements Affecting an Audit
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Overview of Risk Elements Affecting an Audit
Audit risk - risk that the auditor fails to find material misstatements in the
client’s financial statement and thereby inappropriately issues an unqualified
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The auditor can control audit risk in two different ways:
1. Avoid audit risk by not accepting certain companies as client ,i.e reduce
engagement risk to zero
2. Set audit risk at a level that the auditor believes will mitigate the
likelihood that the auditor will fail to identify material misstatements
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Overview of Risk Elements Affecting an Audit
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The following considerations are important in integrating the concepts of
materiality and risk in the conduct of a risk-based audit:
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3. Audits involve testing or sampling and thus cannot provide absolute (100%) assurance
that the financial statements are free of material misstatements without inordinately
driving up the cost of audits.
Topics 4. Not all clients are worth accepting. Since audits rely on testing and to some extent
on the integrity of management.
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