A84. | Testing the operating effectiveness of the controls over how management made the accounting estimate may be an appropriate response when management's process has been well-designed, implemented and maintained, for example: |
![]() | Controls exist for the review and approval of the accounting estimates by appropriate levels of management and, where appropriate, by those charged with governance. |
![]() | The accounting estimate is derived from the routine processing of data by the entity's accounting system. |
A85. | Testing the operating effectiveness of the controls is required when: |
(a) | The auditor's assessment of risks of material misstatement at the assertion level includes an expectation that controls over the process are operating effectively; or |
(b) | Substantive procedures alone do not provide sufficient appropriate audit evidence at the assertion level.19 |
19 ISA (UK and Ireland) 330, paragraph 8. |
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