The basic workings of the Audit Risk Model

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[@domdelizia3793]

Thanks for all your videos, a few of us from UOW have been using your videos to gain a clearer understanding of our subject. There is one thing I'm still confused by, if detection risk is high then evidence needed is low - but if you know there is a high chance of not finding misstatements then wouldn't you want to collect more evidence to lower the detection risk?

[@domdelizia3793]

Ive worked it out - think of it this way, If PDR is low, then you need a high amount of evidence to ACHIEVE a low chance of not detecting misstatements. Otherwise just directly link evidence to IR and CR

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PDR depends on AAR IR and CR from the model its inversely related to IR and CR and also inversely related to evidence required

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Hey Amanda, i have a question regarding to my Assignment as following: "the company has a high-risk business environment (0.83), poor to none existent internal controls (0.95), and the detection of problems during any reasonable level of audit is very poor (0.75)". Do you mind in helping me to estimate and evaluate this audit engagement. Thank you so much.

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Hi everyone nice video. Can you confirm that a low detection risk means more audit works for the auditor? And that a high non-detection risk means less audit works for the auditor? Thank you, have a nice day.

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[@VietNguyen-uv7fg]

Amanda, I went back to the definitions in the text book and the internet, and noticed something: - Audit risk is the risk that the financial statements are materially incorrect. - While acceptable audit risk is how willing auditor is to accept that FS may be materially misstated. So "audit risk" is used as acceptable audit risk? I am confused with this. Could u verify this for me?

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Hi Viet - the term Acceptable Audit Risk and Audit Risk are interchangeable 😊

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