B. You are drafting an engagement letter in respect of Severn company Limited and are
aware that ISA 210 Terms of the audit engagement requires certain issues to be in the
engagement letter (5)
Required
Indicate which ones should be included and those to be excluded in the engagement letter.
Please Just indicate, INCLUDED or EXCLUDED
1. Scope of the audit
2. Complaint procedures
3. Responsibility of management of Severn Company Limited
4. Fees and billing arrangement
5. Timetable for the provision of accounting information by Severn Company Limited
C. NAB and Company have decided that it would like to accept the nomination as MICKEY
limited s auditors and Mickeys existing auditors have agreed to resign rather than be
removed from office. The audit manager in charge of the tender has set out a list of
procedures that the firm must undertake before Mickey can be approved as an audit client.
1. Ensure that the existing auditor's resignation has been properly conducted.
2. Communicate with Mickeys existing auditors.
3. Submit an engagement letter.
4. Perform client screening including an assessment of Mickeys risk profile.
Required
Show the correct order in which the above procedures should be undertaken.
D. Required
Indicate whether the following procedures below will be conducted during the interim or
the final audit. Please just indicate INTERIM AUDIT or FINAL AUDIT (3)
1. Perform preliminary analytical procedures to identify any major changes in the
business.
2. Obtain third party confirmations relating to receivables, payables, and cash.
3. Update documents relating to the clients accounting systems which has been
prepared in prior year audits.
Question 3
(30 marks)
(i) Stratification is a technique commonly used by auditors when carrying out a sampling
exercise. You are on the audit team for the year end audit of Nam Golf Ltd, a large
wholesaler of golf equipment to the public. Equipment is imported and purchased
locally and sold to golf clubs, sports shops, and specialist golf retail outlets. The
majority of the company's customers purchase on credit, but there are a significant
number of cash sales made as higher discounts are given for cash sales than for credit
sales.
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