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         circumstances. In bank audits, auditors have a legal obligation to report fraud to supervisory authorities such as
         the RBI.
         2B.  Reporting  fraud  (If  No  Correction):  Auditors  may  need  to  report  misstatements  to  authorities  when
         management and those in governance fail to take corrective action.
         2C. Reporting fraud depends on Audit Mandate: For some clients, fraud reporting requirements may be
         dictated by specific provisions in the audit mandate or related legislation or regulation, irrespective of how the
         fraud was discovered.

         (CNO-SA240.520) Documentation
         1A. RMM due to fraud documentation: The auditor's documentation should include the significant decisions
         made by the engagement team about the potential for material misstatement in the entity's financial statements
         due to fraud. It should also include the identified and assessed risks of such misstatements at both the financial
         statement and assertion levels.
         1B.  Response  to  Risk  &Results  Documentation:  The  auditor's  response  to  the  assessed  risks  should  be
         documented. This includes the overall responses at the financial statement level, the nature, timing, and extent
         of audit procedures, and how these procedures link with the assessed risks at the assertion level. The results of
         the audit procedures, including those designed to address the risk of management override of controls, should
         also be documented.
         1C. Communication: The auditor should document any communications about fraud made to management,
         those charged with governance, regulators, and others.
         2. Revenue Recognition presumption : If the auditor concludes that the risk of material misstatement due to
         fraud related to revenue recognition is not applicable, they should document the reasons for this conclusion.


                                                        SA 250

               CONSIDERATION OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS IN AN AUDIT OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

         Introduction.
         Scope:  SA  250  pertains  to  the  auditor's  responsibility  to  consider  laws  and  regulations  during  a  financial
         statement audit.
         Exclusions: This standard does not apply to other assurance engagements where the auditor is specifically tasked
         with testing and reporting on compliance with specific laws or regulations.
         Objective: The aim of SA 250 is to assist the auditor in identifying material misstatements in the financial
         statements due to non-compliance with laws and regulations.

         (CNO-SA250.020) Effect of Laws and Regulations On Financial Statements Of An Entity (Classification of
         laws)
         1A. Legal Framework: Entities are subject to various laws and regulations, forming their legal and regulatory
         framework.
         1B. Laws having Direct Effect: Some laws and regulations directly affect an entity's financial statements by
         determining
         reported amounts and disclosures.
         1C. Other Laws: Other laws and regulations, while not directly affecting financial statements, must be complied
         with by management or set the provisions under which the entity conducts its business.
         2A. Industry-Specific Regulations: Entities in heavily regulated industries, like banks and chemical companies,
         face unique regulatory challenges.



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