Question 11
According to IIA guidance, which of the following actions is a chief audit executive required to take with regard to reporting the results of the quality assurance and improvement program?
Question 12
Company A has a formal comprehensive corporate code of ethics while company B does not. Which of the following statements regarding the existence of the code of ethics in company A can be logically inferred?
1. Company A exhibits a higher standard of ethical behavior than does company B.
2. Company A has established objective criteria by which an employee's actions can be evaluated.
3. The absence of a formal corporate code of ethics in company B would prevent a successful audit of ethical behavior in that company.
1. Company A exhibits a higher standard of ethical behavior than does company B.
2. Company A has established objective criteria by which an employee's actions can be evaluated.
3. The absence of a formal corporate code of ethics in company B would prevent a successful audit of ethical behavior in that company.
Question 13
In selecting a team to perform an internal audit of a purchasing operation, which of the following characteristics would not preclude an auditor from being selected?
The auditor's spouse is employed by the clerical section of the purchasing records
unit.
The auditor had been a purchasing agent five years earlier.
The auditor's family owns a business that regularly sells goods to the organization.
The auditor has received a desk calendar as a promotional gift from a vendor.
The auditor's spouse is employed by the clerical section of the purchasing records
unit.
The auditor had been a purchasing agent five years earlier.
The auditor's family owns a business that regularly sells goods to the organization.
The auditor has received a desk calendar as a promotional gift from a vendor.
Question 14
In which of the following functions would fraud be most likely to occur?
Question 15
When an internal auditor applies due professional care to perform an assurance engagement, which of the following must she consider?
1. Findings of the last audit engagement performed.
2. Probability of significant errors, irregularities, or noncompliance.
3. Extent of work needed to achieve engagement objectives.
4. Cost of the engagement versus the potential benefits.
1. Findings of the last audit engagement performed.
2. Probability of significant errors, irregularities, or noncompliance.
3. Extent of work needed to achieve engagement objectives.
4. Cost of the engagement versus the potential benefits.
