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The auditor may respond to questions about the auditor’s report by referring to the auditor’s report included with the financial report. Where necessary, the auditor explains the meaning of the terms used in the auditor’s …
The auditor provides assurance on the financial report taken as a whole. Hence individual financial statement items are audited within the framework of materiality appropriate to the financial report as a whole, rather than a materiality level appropriate …
Members may be interested in errors detected by the auditor and/or disagreements with management. The auditor explains the significance of an unmodified opinion to indicate that any uncorrected errors are immaterial and disagreements have been resolved …
Auditors may receive questions on matters that have been communicated as KAMs. Questions may be asked in relation to: Why matters have or have not been identified as a KAM; Why certain procedures were or were not performed; What conclusion the auditor …
When responding to questions on the communication of KAMs including how they were determined, the auditor’s response may be based on the requirements of ASA 701 as follows: KAMs are to enhance the communicative value of the auditor’s report by providing …
In responding to questions about specific conclusions on KAMs, [25] the auditor may explain that the auditor’s responsibility is to opine on the financial report as a whole and there is no separate opinion provided on KAMs. There is guidance in ASA 701 …
When responding to questions about procedures performed or the outcome of the audit procedures with respect to KAMs, the auditor may refer to the description in the auditor’s report. The auditor may also explain that when determining the procedures to …
The other information paragraph in the auditor’s report communicates the auditor’s responsibility in relation to the other information. Auditors may consider if there is anything communicated in this paragraph which may be of interest to members, …
In addition the auditor may receive questions in relation to: What does and what does not constitute other information; What is the auditor’s responsibility in relation to other information; and What procedures the auditor has performed on the other …
When responding to questions on the other information the auditor’s response may be based on ASA 720 as follows: Management is responsible for the other information; The auditor’s opinion does not cover the other information and, accordingly, the auditor …