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Comment by Connie Cox Christopher 10 hours ago There was a mishap. I scheduled my exam for May 25th and this whole time thought my exam date was for May 31st. I went ahead and rescheduled for July 6th. I have an additional month to get it together and master these materials.
Comment by Tired Pup on May 17, 2013 at 8:42am @Gladys Hey girl! So this is what I'd do for that problem...
Remember the formula for Audit Risk is Inherent Risk * Control Risk * Detection Risk, or in short-hand: AR = IR * CR * DR... right?
In your problem, inherent risk is believed to be 80%, or 0.80... Control Risk is believed to be 20%, or 0.20... and the auditors wish to limit Audit Risk to 4%, or 0.04...
Now, the question is: What is the maximum detection risk the auditors should specify in their substantive tests of details of accounts receivable?
Using the formula for Audit Risk (as stated previously), we can derive the formula for determining Detection Risk (using basic algebra), right?
So, after doing that we end up with this formula:
DR = AR / (IR * CR), and now you just plug in the given values...
DR = 0.04 / (0.80 * 0.20)... which gives you DR = 0.25... or 25%. I think that is how you do it... Is that the answer in the solution?
Hope this helps! Let me know. :)
Comment by Gladys Pagan on May 11, 2013 at 2:05pm Hi everyone, hope your studies are going great. I am schedule to take aud May 24. i am not pushing in back anymore. after the exam i am going to WASHINGTON DC for memorial weekend with my husband. so looking forward to it. any way i have a question i neex help with if anyone can explain. this question is from cpareviewfor free.
The auditors of Epps Electronics wish to limit the audit risk of material misstatement in the test of accounts receivable to 4 percent. They believe that there is an inherent risk of a material misstatement of 80 percent. Based on their analysis, they also believe there is a 20 percent risk that a material misstatement could have bypassed the client's system of internal control. What is the maximum detection risk the auditors should specify in their substantive tests of details of accounts receivable?
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Thanks for your advice Gladys...I am really wondering if i'm cutting it too close. I am scared to look at my REG score because if I don't pass I might really need to take a break from studying AUD. I haven't studied much this week because I've been trying to get through month end so that most of my work will be done when I leave and my Manager will have very little to do. I'll decide by this weekend on what i'll be doing.
Comment by Gladys Pagan on May 1, 2013 at 5:19pm Started studying for AUD on Sunday. I'm using Becker. I am really trying to stay on schedule as this is the last chance to take it before the changes. I will be studying while on vacay in the caribbean...i'm dedicated to trying to pass this exam. I'm hoping that this pays off else i'm gonna be really upset. Never studied on a vacation ever!
Started studying for AUD since Monday. Using the Roger CPA Review course. I haven't received my materials yet but started viewing the lectures online. Fingers crossed my materials should arrive tomorrow.
Comment by Tina Hutton on May 1, 2013 at 8:01am Thanks Connie for sending the website info.
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