- Industry: Accounting
- Number of terms: 7464
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Audit procedures are classified as substantive tests or tests of controls. If a procedure provides both types of evidence it is a dual-purpose test.
Industry:Accounting
check Reasonableness, validity, limit, and completeness tests that are programmed routines designed to check input data and processing results for completeness, accuracy and reasonableness.
Industry:Accounting
The income tax provision (expense) shown on an income statement divided by pretax income. This differs from the statutory rate because of deductions, credits, and exclusions.
Industry:Accounting
Reasonable assurance that the entity’s operational objectives are achieved, that published financial statements are reliably prepared, and applicable laws and regulations are complied with.
Industry:Accounting
Producing a desired outcome. An audit procedure is effective if the evidence supports a correct conclusion.
Industry:Accounting
embedded control performance, deals with unexpected changes, unpredictable changes, to data.
Industry:Accounting
is scrambling data so it is meaningless to anyone but the intended recipient, who has the key to unscramble the data.
Industry:Accounting
A letter that represents the understanding about the engagement between the client and the CPA. The letter identifies the financial statements and describes the nature of procedures to be performed. It includes an explanation of the objectives of the procedures, an explanation that the financial information is the responsibility of the company's management, and a description of the form of report.
Industry:Accounting
