In: Finance
Elements | |||
a. Engagement risk and Acceptable Audit Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
b. Assessed Inherent Risk and Planned Detection Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
c. Materiality and Amount of Substantive Evidence Needed | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
d. Assessed Inherent Risk and Assessed Control Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
e. Acceptable Audit Risk and Assessed Control Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
f. Amount of Substantive Evidence collected and Achieved Detection Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
g. Actual Inherent Risk and Actual Control Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
h. Achieved Detection Risk and Achieved Audit Risk | Inverse | Direct | No Relationship |
Particulars | Relation | Reason | |
1 | Engagement risk VS. Acceptable Audit Risk | Inverse | 1.Engagement risk means risk associated with the audit engagement |
2. Acceptable audit risk means risk of auditor giving unqualified opinion even there is misstatements | |||
3.When the engagement risk is more the auditor may not give unqualifed opinion due to misstatements | |||
2 | Assessed inherent risk VS. Planned Detection Risk | Inverse | 1. Audit Risk = Inherent risk * Control Risk * detection Risk |
2.Inherent risk and control risk together called as Risk of Material mis statements ( RMM)] | |||
3.If RMM Is More then we will use more substantial procedures in order to reduce risk which ultimately reduces detection Risk and Vice Versa | |||
3 | Materiality VS. Amount of Substantive Evidence Needed | Direct | 1.When there is more substantive evidence which means supporting evidence the materiality will be more and vice versa |
4 | Assesed inherent risk VS. Assessed control risk | No Relation | 1.There is no relation between control and inherent risk as Control risk causes due to failure of controls where as inherent causes due to other than failure of controls. |
5 | Acceptable audit risk VS. Assessed Control risk | inverse | Because if control risk means risk due to failure of controls is more then acceptable audit risk will be less and viceversa |
6 | Amount of substantive risk collected VS. Detection risk | Inverse | 1.Because more the substative evidence less will be detection risk means failure to detect risk will be less |
7 | Actual inherent risk VS. Actual control risk | No Relation | 1.There is no relation between control and inherent risk as Control risk causes due to failure of controls where as inherent causes due to other than failure of controls. |
8 | Achieved detection risk VS. Achieved Audit risk | Direct | 1. Audit Risk = Inherent risk * Control Risk * detection Risk |
More the detection risk,more will be audit risk |