A) The organizational structure.
B) The information system.
C) Management philosophy and operating style.
D) Board of directors.
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A) Compliance with laws.
B) Internal control over asset safeguarding.
C) Internal control over financial reporting.
D) Suitable criteria.
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A) Additional evidence to support a reduction in the assessed level of control risk is not available.
B) An increase in the assessed level of control risk is justified for certain financial statement assertions.
C) It would be efficient to perform tests of controls that would result in a reduction in planned substantive procedures.
D) There were many internal control deficiencies that would allow misstatements to enter the accounting system.
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A) Management's failure to renegotiate unfavorable long-term purchase commitments.
B) Recurring operating losses that may indicate going concern problems.
C) Evidence of a lack of objectivity by those responsible for accounting decisions.
D) Management's current plans to reduce its ownership equity in the entity.
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A) All companies.
B) SEC registrants.
C) Only those companies included in the Fortune 500.
D) All nonpublic companies.
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A) Its applicability is largely limited to internal auditing applications.
B) It is a 'process' effected by individuals.
C) It emphasizes the effectiveness and efficiency of operations over the reliability of financial reporting.
D) It suggests that it is important to view internal control as an end product as contrasted to a process or means to obtain an end.
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A) Testing a number of control simultaneously electronically.
B) Documenting the engagement through an electronic representation letter obtained monthly.
C) Testing all incidents of operation of a control during the year.
D) Following up sample results with an analysis of the entire population.
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A) Education levels.
B) Experience.
C) Organizational status within the company.
D) Training and supervisory skills.
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A) They are employees whose work must be reviewed during substantive testing.
B) They are employees whose work might affect the external auditors' work.
C) Their work impacts upon the cost/benefit tradeoff in evaluating inherent limitations.
D) Their degree of independence may be inferred by the nature of their work.
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A) Inspection of documents and reports.
B) Performance of analytical procedures.
C) Observation of the application of accounting policies and procedures.
D) Inquiries of appropriate client personnel.
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A) Control deficiency.
B) Inherent limitation.
C) Reportable deficiency.
D) Significant deficiency.
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A) Complex calculations are involved.
B) The rate of technological change is moderate in the industry.
C) The potential for fraud seems high.
D) Various subjective methods of application of a key accounting policy exist.
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A) Zero.
B) Low.
C) Moderate.
D) Maximum.
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A) Assess inherent risk.
B) Design further audit procedures.
C) Assess compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
D) Provide a reasonable basis for an opinion on compliance with applicable laws.
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A) Detailed description of the service center's internal control.
B) Statement that the user of the report may assess control risk at the minimum level.
C) Indication that no assurance is provided.
D) Opinion on the operating effectiveness of the service center's internal control.
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A) The entire year.
B) The prior quarter.
C) The "as-of date."
D) The end of each quarter.
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A) Management cannot override the system.
B) Operational efficiency has been achieved in accordance with management plans.
C) Misstatements have been prevented or detected.
D) Controls have not been circumvented by collusion.
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