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                     ➢  Substantive Analytical Procedures: Substantive analytical procedures are generally more applicable
                         to  large  volumes  of  transactions  that  tend  to  be  predictable  over  time.  SA  520,  “Analytical
                         Procedures”  establishes  requirements  and  provides  guidance  on  the  application  of  analytical
                         procedures during an audit.

                     ➢  Test of Details: The nature of the risk and assertion is relevant to the design of tests of details. For
                         example, tests of details related to the existence or occurrence assertion may involve selecting from
                         items contained in a financial statement amount and obtaining the relevant audit evidence. On the
                         other hand, tests of details related to the completeness assertion may involve selecting from items
                         that  are  expected  to  be  included  in  the  relevant  financial  statement  amount  and  investigating
                         whether they are included. (List to actual stock→ Existence and actual stock to list→ Completeness)

                     ➢  External Confirmation
                          Other Points
                          The  auditor  shall  consider  whether  external  confirmation  procedures  are  to  be  performed  as
                          substantive audit procedures.

                     ➢  Effect of Test of Controls
                        Because the assessment of the risk of material misstatement takes account of internal control, the
                        extent of substantive procedures may need to be increased when the results from tests of controls
                        are unsatisfactory. In designing tests of details, the extent of testing is ordinarily thought of in terms
                        of the sample size. However, other matters are also relevant, including whether it is more effective to
                        use other selective means of testing.

                     ➢  Closing Process
                        The  auditor’s  substantive  procedures  shall  include  the  following  audit  procedures  related  to  the
                        financial statement closing process:
                         •  Agreeing or reconciling the financial statements with the underlying accounting records; and
                         •  Examining material journal entries and other adjustments made during the course of preparing
                            the financial statements.
                            The  nature,  and  also  the  extent,  of  the  auditor’s  examination  of  journal  entries  and  other
                            adjustments depends on the nature and complexity of the entity’s financial reporting process and
                            the related risks of material misstatement.









































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