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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1259451275
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1259451270
  • Author:  Wally J. Smieliauskas

Continuing its strong approach of providing in-depth coverage of fundamental auditing concepts and techniques, Smieliauskas, Auditing explores current developments affecting the audit profession and practice in Canada and internationally. These developments include the roll-out of the new audit report to go into effect December 15, 2018; new assurance standards and terminology; new code of professional conduct; an increased emphasis on ethical reporting; and a continuing emphasis on risk-based auditing, auditor independence, and the Canadian audit environment.
The eighth edition provides new, unique coverage of the auditing issues related to the new audit report, compliance versus fair presentation reporting, and audits of accounting estimates.

 

Table of Content:

  1. PART 1: Introduction to Auditing, Public Practice, and Professional Responsibilities
  2. CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Auditing
  3. Learning Objectives
  4. The Essentials of Auditing, Public Practice, and Professional Responsibilities
  5. Introduction: The Concept of Auditing
  6. User Demand for Reliable Information
  7. Definitions of Auditing
  8. International Auditing
  9. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: The AuditorÕs Most Important Quality
  10. Summary
  11. Key Terms
  12. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  13. Exercises and Problems
  14. Appendix 1A: How to Become a Professional Accountant in Canada
  15. Appendix 1B: Alternative Theories of the Role of Auditing in Society
  16. Appendix 1C: Describe the Different Kinds of Audits, Auditors, and Audit Firm Organizations
  17. CHAPTER 2: Auditors’ Professional Roles and Responsibilities
  18. Learning Objectives
  19. The Essentials of AuditorsÕ Professional Roles and Responsibilities
  20. The Current Environment of Auditing
  21. Regulation of Public Accounting
  22. Practice Standards
  23. GAAS
  24. Assurance Standards
  25. Quality Control Standards
  26. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Which of the GAAS Is Most Important?
  27. Summary
  28. Key Terms
  29. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  30. Exercises and Problems
  31. Appendix 2A: GAAS of the United States
  32. Appendix 2B: Implementation of Quality Control Standards in Canada
  33. CHAPTER 3: Auditors’ Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
  34. Learning Objectives
  35. The Essentials of AuditorsÕ Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
  36. Introduction
  37. General Ethics
  38. Codes of Professional Ethics
  39. Independence and Objectivity
  40. The Legal Environment and Auditor Legal Responsibilities
  41. Liability under Common Law
  42. Statutory Law Liability
  43. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Burden of Proof Concept in Law and Auditing
  44. Summary
  45. Key Terms
  46. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  47. Exercises and Problems
  48. Discussion Cases
  49. Appendix 3A: Framework for Critical Thinking
  50. CHAPTER 4: Reports on Audited Financial Statements
  51. Learning Objectives
  52. The Essentials of Reports on Audited Financial Statements
  53. The Association Framework
  54. AuditorÕs Reports and Variations
  55. Audit Report Reservations
  56. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Meaning of the Words ÒPresent FairlyÓ in the AuditorÕs
  57. Summary
  58. Key Terms
  59. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  60. Exercises and Problems
  61. PART 2: Basic Auditing Concepts and Techniques
  62. CHAPTER 5: Preliminary Audit Planning: Understanding the AuditeeÕs Business
  63. Learning Objectives
  64. Preview of Parts 2 and 3 of the Text: Planning and Performing the Audit
  65. The Essentials of Preliminary Audit Planning and Understanding the AuditeeÕs Business
  66. The Independent Financial Statement Audit
  67. Independent Audit Engagement Characteristics
  68. Audit Engagement Acceptance Decision
  69. Understanding the AuditeeÕs Business, Environment, and Risks
  70. Preliminary Analytical Procedures for Audit Planning
  71. Materiality Levels for Audit Planning
  72. Documenting the Overall Audit Strategy and Audit Plan
  73. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Audit Engagement Acceptance Decision
  74. Summary
  75. Key Terms
  76. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  77. Exercises and Problems
  78. Discussion Cases
  79. Appendix 5A: Example of an Audit Engagement Letter
  80. CHAPTER 6: Assessing Risks in an Audit Engagement
  81. Learning Objectives
  82. The Essentials of Assessing Risks in an Audit Engagement
  83. Business Risk and the Risk of Material Misstatement of the Financial Statements
  84. Financial Statement Assertions and Audit Objectives
  85. The Audit Risk Model and Its Components
  86. Working with the Audit Risk Model
  87. Accounting Processes and the Financial Statements
  88. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Business Risk Analysis and Audit Implications
  89. Summary
  90. Key Terms
  91. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  92. Exercises and Problems
  93. Discussion Cases
  94. Appendix 6A: Business Risk Factors Used to Assess the Risk of Material Misstatement
  95. Appendix 6B: Corporate Governance
  96. CHAPTER 7: Internal Control over Financial Reporting
  97. Learning Objectives
  98. The Essentials of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
  99. Understanding Internal Control
  100. How Internal Control Relates to the Risk of Material Misstatement
  101. Fraud Risk Assessment
  102. AuditorsÕ Responsibilities for Detecting Frauds, Errors, and Illegal Acts
  103. Conditions That Make Fraud Possible, Even Easy
  104. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Overstate the Inventory; Understate the Cost of Goods Sol
  105. Summary
  106. Key Terms
  107. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  108. Exercises and Problems
  109. Discussion Cases
  110. Appendix 7A: Risk and Internal Control Frameworks
  111. Appendix 7B: Procedures and Documents That Auditors Use for Fraud Detection
  112. CHAPTER 8: Audit Evidence and Assurance
  113. Learning Objectives
  114. The Essentials of Audit Evidence
  115. Evidence-Gathering Audit Procedures
  116. Business Information Sources and Methods
  117. Sufficient Appropriate Evidence in Auditing
  118. Audit Plan and Detailed Programs
  119. Audit Documentation
  120. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Review of an Audit Plan
  121. Summary
  122. Key Terms
  123. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  124. Exercises and Problems
  125. Discussion Cases
  126. CHAPTER 9: Control Assessment and Testing
  127. Learning Objectives
  128. The Essentials of Control Assessment and Testing
  129. Internal Control Assessment for Planning the Audit
  130. Management versus Auditor Responsibility for Control
  131. Reasons for Control Evaluation
  132. Phase 1ÑUnderstanding Controls
  133. Phase 2ÑAssessing Control Risk
  134. Phase 3ÑControl Testing
  135. Auditor’s Responsibility to Report Internal Control Deficiencies and Fraud Risks
  136. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Information Systems and Controls in a Small Business
  137. Summary
  138. Key Terms
  139. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  140. Exercises and Problems
  141. Discussion Cases
  142. Appendix 9A: Internal Control Assessment Aids for Audit Planning
  143. Appendix 9B: Understanding Information Systems and Technology for Riskand Control Assessment
  144. CHAPTER 10: Audit Sampling
  145. Learning Objectives
  146. The Essentials of Audit Sampling
  147. Introduction to Audit Sampling
  148. Test of Controls for Assessing Control Risk
  149. Sampling Steps for Tests of Control
  150. Substantive Procedures for Auditing Account Balances
  151. Sampling Steps for an Account Balance Audit
  152. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Auditors Accused of Not Doing Sufficient Testing
  153. Summary
  154. Key Terms
  155. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  156. Exercises and Problems
  157. Discussion Cases
  158. Critical Thinking
  159. Appendix 10A: The Most Basic Statistical Sampling Tables
  160. Appendix 10B: Statistical Sampling Concepts for Tests of Controls and Tests of Balances
  161. Appendix 10C: R Value Table
  162. PART 3: Performing the Audit
  163. CHAPTER 11: The Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process and Cash Account Balance
  164. Learning Objectives
  165. Preview of Part 3: Linking Audit Planning to Performing an Independent Financial Statement Audit
  166. The Essentials of Auditing a BusinessÕs Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process and Cash Accoun
  167. Understanding the Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process
  168. Control Risk Assessment
  169. Example of Linking Risk Assessment to Substantive Audit Procedures for Audit of Cash Account Balance
  170. Substantive Audit Programs for the Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process
  171. Analysis of Financial Statement Relationships
  172. Misstatement Analysis
  173. Special Note: The Existence Assertion
  174. Special Note: Using Confirmations
  175. Special Note: Audit of Bank Reconciliations
  176. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Detecting Misstatements in the Revenues, Receivables, and
  177. Summary
  178. Key Terms
  179. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  180. Exercises and Problems
  181. Discussion Cases
  182. Appendix 11: Internal Control Questionnaires for the Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process
  183. Appendix 11: System Documentation Examples for the Revenues, Receivables, and Receipts Process
  184. CHAPTER 12: The Purchases, Payables, and Payments Process
  185. Learning Objectives
  186. The Essentials of Auditing a BusinessÕs Purchases, Payables, and Payments Process
  187. Understanding the Purchases, Payables, and Payments Process
  188. Control Risk Assessment
  189. Substantive Audit Programs for the Purchases, Payables, and Payments Process
  190. Special Note: Physical Inventory Observation and Audit of Inventory and Cost of Sales
  191. Special Note: Audit of PPE and Intangible Assets
  192. Special Note: The Completeness Assertion for Liabilities
  193. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Detecting Misstatements in the Purchases, Payables, and P
  194. Summary
  195. Key Terms
  196. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  197. Exercises and Problems
  198. Discussion Cases
  199. Appendix 12: Internal Control Questionnaires for the Purchases, Payables, and Payments Process
  200. CHAPTER 13: Payroll and Production Processes
  201. Learning Objectives
  202. The Essentials of Auditing the Payroll Process and the Production Costing Process
  203. Risk Assessment for the Payroll and Production Processes
  204. Part I: Understanding the Payroll Process
  205. Control Risk Assessment
  206. Substantive Audit Program for Payroll
  207. Part II: Understanding the Production Process
  208. Control Risk Assessment
  209. Substantive Audit Program for the Production Process
  210. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Detecting Misstatements in the Payroll and Production Pro
  211. Summary
  212. Key Terms
  213. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  214. Exercises and Problems
  215. Discussion Cases
  216. Appendix 13: Internal Control Questionnaires for the Payroll and Production Processes
  217. CHAPTER 14: The Finance and Investment Process
  218. Learning Objectives
  219. The Essentials of Auditing the Finance and Investment Process
  220. Understanding the Finance and Investment Process
  221. Control Risk Assessment
  222. Substantive Audit Programs for the Finance and Investment Process
  223. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Detecting Misstatements in the Finance and Investment Pro
  224. Other Aspects of Clever Accounting and Fraud
  225. Summary
  226. Key Terms
  227. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  228. Exercises and Problems
  229. Discussion Cases
  230. Appendix 14A: Derivative Securities—An Example of Risks That Management and Auditors Face
  231. Appendix 14B: GAAP for Private Enterprises
  232. CHAPTER 15: Completing the Audit Work
  233. Learning Objectives
  234. The Essentials of Completing the Audit Work
  235. The Completion Stage of the Audit
  236. Completing the Audit of Revenues and Expenses
  237. Overall Analytical Procedures
  238. Procedures to Detect Contingencies and Claims
  239. Events Subsequent to the Balance Sheet Date
  240. Written Management Representations
  241. Audit Documentation Working Paper Review
  242. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: When in Doubt, Defer!
  243. Summary
  244. Key Terms
  245. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  246. Exercises and Problems
  247. Discussion Cases
  248. CHAPTER 16: Applying Professional Judgment to Form the Audit Opinion and Issue the Audit Report
  249. Learning Objectives
  250. The Essentials of Applying Professional Judgment to Form the Audit Opinion and Issue the Audit Repor
  251. Applying Professional Judgment to Form the Audit Opinion
  252. Overall Evaluation of Audit Evidence and Misstatements
  253. Writing an Audit Opinion on the Financial Statements
  254. Significant Matter Paragraphs: Additional Information in the Audit Report
  255. Auditor Communications
  256. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Final Overall Analysis Uncovers Unusual Related-Party Tra
  257. Summary
  258. Key Terms
  259. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  260. Exercises and Problems
  261. Discussion Cases
  262. Appendix 16A: Audit Completion Checklist
  263. Appendix 16B: The Impact of Subsequent Events on Audit Reports
  264. PART 4: Other Topics in Professional Public Accounting Practice
  265. CHAPTER 17: Other Public Accounting Services and ReportsÑReviews and Compilations
  266. Learning Objectives
  267. The Essentials of Other Engagements Involving Financial Statements
  268. Unaudited Financial Statements
  269. Other Review and Compilation Topics
  270. Interim Financial Information
  271. Public and Restricted Reports on Internal Control
  272. Audit Reports on Internal Control
  273. Summary
  274. Key Terms
  275. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  276. Exercises and Problems
  277. Discussion Cases
  278. CHAPTER 18: Professional Rules of Conduct Details and Auditor Responsibilities
  279. Learning Objectives
  280. The Essentials of Some Detailed Rules of Professional Conduct
  281. Why There Are Detailed Rules of Professional Conduct
  282. Codes of Professional Ethics
  283. Regulation and Quality Control
  284. Consequences of Unethical/Illegal Acts
  285. Summary
  286. Key Terms
  287. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  288. Exercises and Problems
  289. Discussion Cases
  290. CHAPTER 19: PART I: The Audit of Accounting Estimates: Basic Material Relating to Accounting Estimat
  291. Learning Objectives
  292. The Essentials of Judgments for Accounting Estimates
  293. Introduction
  294. Going-Concern Assumption
  295. Review of CAS 540
  296. Discussion of CAS 540
  297. CICA Audit Guideline 41
  298. Principles-Based Reasoning with Accounting Estimates Using Risk-Based Reasoning
  299. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Illustration of Audit Risk and Accounting Risk Using Poin
  300. Summary of Part I
  301. Key Terms
  302. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  303. Exercises and Problems
  304. CHAPTER 19: PART II: The Audit of Accounting Estimates: Advanced Issues in the Audit of Accounting E
  305. Learning Objectives
  306. A Quantitative Model for Information Risk
  307. Modelling Accounting Risk with Reasonable Ranges
  308. The Risk-Based Reasoning Matrix
  309. Importance of Benchmarks (ÒRisk AdjustedÓÑReasonable Ranges) and Key Formulas in Their Derivation
  310. Summary Comments on the Risk-Based Reasoning Principle for Accounting Estimates
  311. Getting Your Ranges Calibrated
  312. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Data Analytics Case Study: Barrick Gold Corp. 2013
  313. Summary of Part II
  314. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  315. Exercises and Problems
  316. Answers to Calibration Exercises
  317. Appendix 19A: Detecting Fraudulent Reporting in Accounting Estimates Using the Quantitative Model fo
  318. CHAPTER 20: Legal Liability Cases (online)
  319. Learning Objectives
  320. The Essentials of More-Advanced Issues in Legal Liability
  321. Liability under Common Law Cases
  322. AuditorÕs Liability under Statutory Law
  323. Liability under SEC (Statutory) Law
  324. Summary
  325. Key Term
  326. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  327. Exercises and Problems
  328. CHAPTER 21: Other Professional Accounting Services and Reports, Including Fraud Auditing (online)
  329. Learning Objectives
  330. The Essentials of Other Professional Accounting Services and Reports, Including Fraud Auditing
  331. Part I: Assurance Engagements
  332. Special Reports and Compliance Reporting
  333. Forecasts and Projections
  334. Financial Statements for Use in Other Countries
  335. The Assurance Framework
  336. Audits of Public Sector and Not-for-Profit Financial Statements
  337. Economy, Efficiency, and Effectiveness Audits
  338. Environmental Audits: Another Potential Type of Assurance Engagement
  339. Application Case with Solution & Analysis: Suitable Criteria, GAAP, and Critical Thinking
  340. Part II: Fraud Awareness Auditing: More on Auditor Fraud Responsibilities and How to Detect Fraud Co
  341. Discussion of the Consequences and Significance of the Madoff Event
  342. AuditorsÕ and InvestigatorsÕ Responsibilities
  343. Fraud Prevention
  344. Application Case with Solution & Analysis
  345. Documents, Sources, and Extended Procedures
  346. After Discovering a Fraud
  347. Fraud Audits as Assurance Engagements: A Critical-Thinking Issue
  348. Bribery and Corruption: A Global Social Concern
  349. Summary
  350. Key Terms
  351. Multiple-Choice Questions for Practice and Review
  352. Exercises and Problems
  353. Discussion Cases
  354. Appendix 21: Other Advanced Assurance Topics
  355. Accounting Handbook Lists
  356. Glossary
  357. Index