This version of Audit Ukraine incorporates changes and new requirements in ISA 315 (revised in 2019) and is intended to clarify and assist auditors in identifying and assessing the risks of material misstatement more consistently and reliably. What has not changed is the audit risk model and the objective of identifying and assessing the risks of material misstatement at the financial statement and assertion levels, due to fraud or error, to help develop the auditor’s response. As a result of these changes and new requirements, to Audit Ukraine 24.00, an update was made. Before you update your template, please review the information below regarding content updates.
Added a worksheet to understand the flow of information in the business process in the Implementation of controls/end-to-end test procedures folder:
Added an additional checklist for counting agricultural assets in the Additional folder:
Added an audit memorandum for audit engagements that comply with ISA 315 (Revised) and not ISA 315 (Revised 2019) in the Audit folder:
Added a risk report for the assessment of inherent risk in accordance with ISA 315 (revised 2019) in the Risk Assessment Summary folder:
Added risk reports for tasks according to ISA 315 (Revised) and not ISA 315 (Revised 2019) in different folders
Added three additional profiles for engagements under ISA 315 (Revised) instead of ISA 315 (Revised 2019):
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Abbreviated forms (with index C) have been deleted.
Known bugs and errors of previous versions have been fixed. Improved localization and translation.
Audit Ukraine 24.00 template is compatible with Working Papers version 2021 and higher. It is possible to update projects to version 24.00 only if they were previously updated or created based on the template Audit Ukraine 22.00 and higher.
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