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Subsequent definition

The year after the balance sheet is audited

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What are the two key dates for the f/s audit when demonstrating subsequent events?

Audit report date and audit report issuance date

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Audit report date represents

“End of fieldwork”
Auditor has sufficient and appropriate evidence regarding f/s are MM

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Between the balance sheet date and the audit report date, what is in the middle?

Auditor obtaining evidence for subsequent events

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What is after the audit report date?

Audit issuance date

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Audit issuance date

date audit report and f/s are out in the world

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Subsequent events definition

auditors must search for subsequent events, which occur between the balance sheet and audit report dates, that should be recognized or non-recognized

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Why does the definition of subsequent events make sense?

We are still obtaining evidence and can still change the fs if needed

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Procedures performed for subsequent events

discuss with management
read any subsequent f/s (internal)
read board of directors meeting minutes

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Recognized subsequent events

  • Provide additional information about the conditions existing at the balance sheet date

  • Client must record adjustment in fs and may disclose


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What types of accounts are most often affected by recognized subsequent events?

Estimates or reserves

(litigation reserve, a4da, warranty reserve)

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In more simple terms, subsequent event allows you to

learn info that i can use to evaluate a managerial judgment (estimates and reserves)

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Non recognized subsequent event

  • Provide information about conditions that occurred AFTER the balance sheet date and did not exist at the balance sheet date

  • Fs are not adjusted and disclosures may be appropriate


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Are auditors required to perform any procedures after the audit report date?

NO

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Subsequent discovery of facts: Placement of A

After the audit report date but before the issuance to users

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Dual date audit report

limits another auditor’s responsibility to work regarding issue addressed after audit report date.

  1. audit report date

  2. date auditor tested refinancing


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Subsequent discovery of facts: Placement of B

After audit report issuance to users
Examples are FFR discovery or client restating fs.
These are rare

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Subsequent events that provide evidence of conditions that arose after the balance sheet date…

May require disclosure in the F/S.

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Which of the following procedures should an auditor ordinarily perform regarding subsequent events?

Read the latest interim financial statements issued after year end.

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Letter of inquiry to clients attorneys objective

Corroborate information provided by management regarding litigation, claims, and assessments

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Letter of inquiry to clients attorneys: Attorney provides

-Description, progress to date, planned action
-Estimate (range) of potential losses

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How does an auditor identify attorneys for letters of inquiry?

Ask management, inspect documentation, and look at attorneys bills and legal expenses to see who they are paying

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What date should the attorneys letter be closest to?

Audit report date

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Are attorneys independent third parties?

NO. this means that no confirmations can be done.

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Related party transactions: Auditors responsibility

-Ensure related party transactions identified
-Understand purpose, nature, extent, and fs effect
-KEY: evaluate fs disclosures


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Related party transactions: concern

The form of transactions between non-independent parties may not reflect economic substance

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Who are related parties?

Parent subsidiary, company owned by management or executives, and families

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In the context of the fraud triangle, related party transactions are…

opportunities

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Management representation letter: objective

  • convert verbal and implicit representations made into writing

  • avoid misunderstanding regarding managements responsibilities


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What procedure is obtaining Management representation letter?

written inquiry

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Management representation letter: key representations

  • responsible for preparation and fair presentation of fs

  • responsible for ic

  • provided access to all info


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to whom should the management representation letter be addressed to?

auditor

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when should the management representation letter be dated?

audit report date

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Management representation letter: examples of things included

subsequent events, litigation, related party transactions

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Among other matters, a written representation from management acknowledges management’s responsibility for the presentation of the F/S in conformity with GAAP. This written representation should be signed by…

The CFO and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

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communication with audit committee: objective

ensure that audit committee has information to appropriately oversee the financial reporting process

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communication with audit committee: discusses

-critical accounting policies and practices

-reasonableness of estimates


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communication with audit committee: engagement outcomes

-Adjusting entries recorded to correct misstatements

-Schedule of uncorrected misstatements

-Disagreements with management