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Chapter 9 Materiality and Risk - HCC Learning Web

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9-32 a. Low, medium, <strong>and</strong> high for the four risks <strong>and</strong> planned evidencehave meaning only in comparison to each other. For example, anacceptable audit risk that is high means the auditor is willing toaccept more risk than in a situation where there is medium riskwithout specifying the precise percentage of risk. The same is truefor the other three risk factors <strong>and</strong> planned evidence.b.1 2 3 4 5 6Acceptable Audit <strong>Risk</strong> H H L L H MIR x CR L M H M M MPDR = AAR / (IR x CR) H M L L M MPlanned Evidence L M H H M ML = low, M = medium, H = highc.EFFECT ONPDR(1) Increase(2) Decrease(3) NA(4) Decrease(5) No effectEFFECT ONEVIDENCEDecreaseIncreaseDecreaseIncreaseNo effect9-33<strong>Risk</strong> Factor Related Audit <strong>Risk</strong> Model Component1. Acceptable audit risk2. Control risk3. Acceptable audit risk4. Inherent risk5. Planned detection risk6. Acceptable audit risk7. Inherent risk8. Inherent risk9. Planned detection risk10. Control risk9-12

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