Category 1 Category #2
100
What is misstatement?
The difference between the amount, classification, presentation, or disclosure
100
What is verifications?
Compare two or more items with each other or compare an item with a policy, and perform a follow-up
200
What is inherent risk?
The susceptibility of an assertion to a misstatement, due to error or fraud, that could be material before consideration of any related controls.
200
What is controls with review element?
The controls management has over the reviews conducted by management or other kinds of estimates.
300
What is control risk?
The risk that a material misstatement will not be prevented or detected on a timely basis by an entity's internal controls.
300
What is controls over IUC?
Control activities over the processes to populate, update, and maintain the accuracy, completeness and validity of IUC.
400
What is process?
Describes the action of taking a transaction or event through an established and usually routine set of procedures or steps.
400
What is authorization and approvals?
Affirms that a transaction is valid and takes form of an approval by higher level management.
500
What is control?
An action or activity taken to prevent or detect misstatements within the process.
500
What is reconciliation?
The action to bring data into agreement.






Identify and Assess Risks of Material Misstatement and Select Controls that Are Relevant

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