Conducting the Assurance Engagement

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Flashcards for Chapter 14 of Internal Auditing: Assurance & Advisory Services, 5th Edition, focusing on conducting assurance engagements.

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Conducting the Assurance Engagement

Gathering and documenting sufficient appropriate evidence to support conclusions about the effectiveness of controls.

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Risk and Control Matrix

A tool used to document the results of testing during the assurance engagement.

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Evaluate Evidence Gathered and Reach Conclusions

Requires the internal auditor to consider the initial evaluation of control design as well as the results of testing and form a conclusion as to whether the underlying risks are being mitigated to an acceptable level.

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Key Considerations for Evaluating Evidence

Ensuring key controls are designed adequately, operating effectively, and mitigating risks to an acceptable level.

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Develop Observations and Formulate Recommendations

Documenting any control deficiencies to facilitate discussion with management and communication to stakeholders.

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Opportunities for Internal Audit to Provide Insight

Sharing process documentation, data analysis results, and thoughts on fraud risks to enhance the auditee's processes.

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Providing Insight on KPIs

Advising on the sufficiency and comprehensiveness of key performance indicators to help auditee management better monitor performance.

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Providing Insight on Risk Management

Discussing process-level risks and management's tolerance levels to ensure alignment and appropriate risk acceptance.

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Providing Insight on Control Effectiveness

Sharing assessments of control design and operation to reach agreement on acceptability of design adequacy and operational effectiveness.