Answer To: Page 1 of 5 HA3032 AUDITING Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines Trimester T2 2020 Unit Code...
Sarabjeet answered on Sep 17 2021
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Executive Summary
Considering ASX listed firm from Australia this report is prepared. It concentrates on how to prepare an audit plan for the business. It involves recognition control testing and substantive testing of various accounts balances moreover transactions. It shows when auditor applies the substantive procedure to the specially assessed risk. It considers a lot of liability and asset account balances moreover is related to their respective claims. The major function of the project is to find out how to choose the most successful and effective combination of the audit procedures to make sure that audit objectives is achieved. Finally, a sampling strategy is included for every material account to be experienced. The above detailed information has been presented in structure of a table because that it can be clearly understood and compared.
Contents
Executive Summary 2
Introduction 4
Discussion and Analysis 4
Relevant financial report assertions 9
Conclusion 19
References 20
Introduction
In the report prepare below, a review plan was proposed for a company listed on Australian Securities Exchange. The company name is CQR Charter Hall Retail Real Estate Investment Trust Real Estate. Charter Hall Retail REIT is handled by CHG. Charter Hall Group is one of Australia's biggest real estate association with more than 29 years of experience, representing agencies, wholesale and private institutions in managing first-class office, industry and logistics , Social and retail infrastructure property investor. Charter Hall Retail Real Estate Investment Trust continued to coordinate its aspirations for sustainable development with Charter Hall Group, moreover adopted Charter Hall Group’s share value framework moreover key areas of ecological innovation, health and place creation. Charter Hall Group uses their real estate expertise to entrance, deploy, handle or invest in equity across core real estate sectors for example real estate, offices, retail, industrial and social, as well as logistics infrastructure. Charter Hall Group carefully operates and planned a diversified portfolio of around 1,200 properties, covering the whole thing from industrial real estate, retail centers or high-end office buildings to our latest investment in learning centers.
Discussion and Analysis
Key Business Risk Identification
The business selected for the analysis was CQR Charter Hall Retail Real Estate Investment Trust Real Estate, which is headquartered in Australia. The business is mainly in the industrial segment and is part of the “equipment industry and "industrial” machinery. The company's operations aim to improve service efficiency and service life throughout its first-class solutions and technologies. The excellent part of the business is that its goal is to reduce its carbon footprint, so it is also conducive to environmental protection and environmental security. It has 3 main departments, namely the service department, the product department and the technical department. The forecast for next few years is positive moreover supported by huge development in the technology sector and inorganic growth.
A few of the business threats faced by the business are follows as:
The business bears credit threat in the type of accounts receivable-it can be in the form of bad credit. The recoverability of debtors' accounts receivable is the main risks. This is because around 60% of its accounts receivable comes from two major consumers; moreover its recoverability also depends on many major judgments, future sales moreover demand Wait. The business also faces liquidity threats and might encounter problems in increasing the essential finances to meet payment moreover other business commitments (Belton, 2017). To this end, the company conducts currency cash flow forecasts. The main business threats are capital management. Therefore, the company's debt level, because some external capital might have impacts on returns on capital, dividends paid to shareholders, etc (Alexander, 2016). In conditions of inventory valuation, commercial risks also exist, because it is usually determined by the nature of inventory, judgments and assumptions, predicted future market demand, and several other uncertain factors (Kew & Stredwick, 2017). The business faces the following risks: whether it has followed suitable accounting policies and the extent to which accounting estimates moreover judgments are reasonable, because they might have impact on the company's overall performance (Whittington, 2015).
Audit Risk Model
After suspicious consideration of company's financial statements, it can also be inferred that there are threats of material misstatement in certain places, such as inventory assessment and debtor's recoverability. These risks can be classified as control threats because these threats can be suspended. And deny proper control measures (Trewavas, Botica Redmayne and Laswad, 2012). In addition, the risk of an entity using appropriate accounting policies becomes a control risk again, just as a company has a strong internal manage mechanism, which can avoid these risks. On the other hand, liquidity risk and capital management risk are inherent in nature of business, so it can be called IR (Alexander, 2016). Applying the review threat model [AR = f(IR, CR, DR)] to a given business, we can see that because the business has better internal control and opportunities for omissions and errors, there are inherent risks and control risks Very low risk is low, so the finding risk is huge, the auditor will have to enhance sampling size moreover adopt other audit procedures to reduce the detection risk (Sharfman, 2012). In this case, the company's overall risk level is low. This will also affect recognition risk, because the auditor requirements to set detection risk at a reasonably high level to minimize the final outcomes (audit risk).
Analytical Review
For financial status statement or financial performance statement of the past three years, the analysis procedure has been completed (Werner, 2017). The similar...