In: Accounting
Match the terms as they relate to internal control and/or auditor reporting on internal control with the best description. Replies may be used more than once.
List of terms:
Adverse opinion
As of date
Complementary control
Control Deficiency
Detective control
Material weakness
None of the options apply
Preventive Control
Section 302 of the Sarbanes Oxley Act
Significant deficiency
| 1. | A control deficiency that allows more than a remote possibility of material misstatement |
| 2. | A control deficiency that allows more than a reasonable possibility of material misstatement. |
| 3. | A control deficiency that allows more than a probably possibility of material misstatement. |
| 4. | A control designed to stop a misstatement from occurring. |
| 5. | A control that is designed to identify errors or fraud after they have occurred. |
| 6. | A control that functions with another to achieve the same objective. |
| 7. | A weakness in the design or operation of a control. |
| 8. | A weakness important enough to merit attention, but less severe than a material misstatement. |
| 9. | Date audit report issued. |
| 10. | Last day of the client's fiscal period. |
| 11. | Opinion type issued when one or more significant deficiencies exist. |
| 12. | Opinion type issued when one or more material weaknesses exist. |
| 13. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires each of a company's principal executives and financial officers to certify the financial and other information in quarterly and annual reports. |
| 14. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires the audit of internal control over financing reporting. |
| 15. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires the compilation of interim information. |
Adverse opinion
| 12. | Opinion type issued when one or more material weaknesses exist. |
As of date
| 10. | Last day of the client's fiscal period. |
Complementary control
| 6. | A control that functions with another to achieve the same objective |
control deficiency
| 7. | A weakness in the design or operation of a control. |
Detective control
| 5. | A control that is designed to identify errors or fraud after they have occurred. |
Material Weakness
| 3. | A control deficiency that allows more than a probably possibility of material misstatement. |
Preventive control
| 4. | A control designed to stop a misstatement from occurring. |
Section 302 of sarbanes-oxley act
| 13. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires each of a company's principal executives and financial officers to certify the financial and other information in quarterly and annual reports. |
Significant deficiency
| 8. | A weakness important enough to merit attention, but less severe than a material misstatement. |
None of the options apply
| 1. | A control deficiency that allows more than a remote possibility of material misstatement |
| 2. | A control deficiency that allows more than a reasonable possibility of material misstatement. |
| 9. | Date audit report issued. |
| 11. | Opinion type issued when one or more significant deficiencies exist. |
| 14. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires the audit of internal control over financing reporting. |
| 15. | Section of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that requires the compilation of interim information. |