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Chapter 7

Evidence

Outcome

By the end of this session you should be able to:

 explain why an auditor needs to obtain an understanding of internal control
relevant to the audit

 explain the financial statement assertions

 describe audit procedures to obtain audit evidence, including inspection,
observation, external confirmation, recalculation, re-performance, analytical
procedures and enquiry

 discuss the quality and quantity of audit evidence

 discuss the relevance and reliability of audit evidence

 discuss substantive procedures for obtaining audit evidence

 discuss and provide examples of how analytical procedures are used as
substantive procedures

 discuss the problems associated with the audit and review of accounting
estimates

 discuss the difference between tests of control and substantive procedures

 define audit sampling and explain the need for sampling

 identify and discuss the differences between statistical and non-statistical
sampling

 discuss and provide relevant examples of the application of the basic principles
of statistical sampling and other selective testing procedures

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