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Howard Cunningham & Co., CPAs, designates its firm as Members of the American<br />

Institute of Certified Public Accountants. All of the partners of the firm are CPAs.<br />

However, one of the partners has recently chosen to allow her membership to lapse<br />

because of personal reasons.<br />

5. (TCO C) Under the provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX), the audit<br />

committee of a public company has specific guidelines to which employees must<br />

adhere. Discuss some of the mandated features of the audit committee of a public<br />

company under SOX.<br />

6. (TCO D) Discuss some of the steps the AICPA and the accounting profession as a<br />

whole can and are taking to reduce practitioners’ exposure to lawsuits. You answer<br />

should provide at least five steps.<br />

7. (TCO F) Match nine of the terms (A–K) with the definitions provided below (1–<br />

9).<br />

A – Foot<br />

B – Compute<br />

C – Scan<br />

D – Inquire<br />

E – Count<br />

F – Trace<br />

G – Recompute<br />

H – Read<br />

I – Examine<br />

J – Observe<br />

K – Compare<br />

_____ 1: A calculation done by the auditor independent of the client<br />

_____ 2: Addition of a column of numbers to determine if the total is the same as the<br />

client’s<br />

_____ 3: A comparison of information in two different locations<br />

_____ 4: A use of the senses to assess certain activities<br />

_____ 5: Following details of transactions from original documents to journals<br />

_____ 6: A less detailed examination of a document or record to determine if there is<br />

something unusual warranting further investigation<br />

_____ 7: Obtaining information from the client in response to specific questions<br />

_____ 8: A determination of assets on hand at a given time<br />

_____ 9: An examination of written information to determine facts pertinent to the<br />

audit<br />

8. (TCO G) Discuss the essential activities involved in the initial planning of an<br />

audit.

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