AUD — Auditing & Attestation — Quiz 1
Questions in this quiz (8)
Which of the following is a core principle of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct?
- Confidentiality
- Integrity
- Audit Evidence
- Professional Skepticism
Which situation most likely creates a self-review threat to auditor independence?
- The auditor previously prepared the client’s financial statements
- The auditor’s sibling works in the client’s HR department
- The auditor provides bookkeeping services for a non-attest client
- The auditor attends a client-sponsored networking event
Which factor is most important when determining whether to accept an audit engagement?
- The client’s revenue growth
- Management’s integrity
- The size of the audit fee
- The client’s industry competition
Which action best demonstrates professional skepticism?
- Accepting management explanations without verification
- Relying on prior-year audit conclusions
- Critically assessing audit evidence regardless of past experience
- Avoiding confrontation with management
Which organization establishes auditing standards for public companies in the United States?
- AICPA
- FASB
- PCAOB
- SEC
Which of the following is a familiarity threat to independence?
- Auditor owns stock in the client
- Auditor has a long-standing relationship with client management
- Auditor performs internal audit services
- Auditor is pressured by client to reduce audit procedures
An auditor discovers a material misstatement due to fraud. What is the auditor’s primary responsibility?
- Ignore it if it is immaterial to operations
- Report it to management and those charged with governance
- Immediately report to the public
- Withdraw from the engagement without communication
Which condition most likely indicates a risk of material misstatement due to fraud?
- Strong internal controls
- Stable financial performance
- Significant management pressure to meet earnings targets
- Independent audit committee
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