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designing and
implementing
appropriate responses
to those risks.
Task plan and The task plan (TP) and 14.310 Compliance audit Financial
audit the audit programme audit
programme (AP) together describe
how the audit will be
performed in order to
meet its objectives.
professional judgment.
analytical procedures
where appropriate to
help in assessing risk,
providing audit
evidence, and arriving
at an overall audit
conclusion.
should be effective in
reaching the audit
objectives. When
designing the sample,
it is important to
establish what
constitutes an error, to
analyse and prepare
the population and
decide on a sample
size.
accuracy of the
findings with the
auditee, focusing on
those likely to be
included in the audit
report.
individual auditors.
photographs, symbols,
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sourced externally.
judgements and
conclusions.
assessed risk of
material misstatement
is to design and
perform such
procedures to obtain
relevant and reliable
audit evidence.
funds.
auditor, based on
his/her understanding
of the entity and its
environment.
by the auditor in
planning and
performing the audit,
and in evaluating the
effect of identified
misstatements or non-
compliance on audit
conclusions
compliance and/or
lack of sufficient
appropriate audit
evidence can lead to a
modified opinion. The
auditor should
describe the basis for
modification.
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improvement in
operations and
performance
procedures to be
responsive to the
related risk
assessment (e.g. risk
of material
misstatement or non-
compliance).
tests of controls to
obtain sufficient
appropriate audit
evidence as to the
operating
effectiveness of
relevant controls.
procedures applied to
selected individual
items
unmodified opinion in
financial audit when
the financial
statements are
prepared in
accordance with the
applicable financial
reporting framework
and in compliance
audit - when the
underlying
transactions are legal
and regular.
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