Enterprise Tech
Enterprise Tech
Enterprise Tech
Outline
Now: August 15th, 2013
Role: CA
Report: IFRS
Traded on TSX-V public users of financial statements
ETS
- Primarily engaged in the sale of software and new and refurbished hardware
- New line of business selling refurbished servers
Required:
1. Look at audit work done to date to identify any additional procedures that need to be
performed and any issues with procedures already done
2. Provide recommendations on accounting issues in June 30, 2013 YE
3. Evaluate effectiveness of the controls and explain how they might affect the audit
Accounting issues:
- Revenue recognition for new line of business
- Inventory
- Deferred Taxes
- Convertible Debt
Audit Issues
To understand the acceptable risk the auditors should take on throughout the audit, we should
come to the same conclusions as the previous auditor on audit risk.
Inherent Risk: High
- Low because: have been client previously,
- High because: new line of business,
Control Risk
- Though all controls are automated, all employees are able to go in and change the
system.
Inventory
Issue: The scrapped inventory may not be accounted for correctly have they been written down to
their new net realizable value
Analysis: IAS 2 paragraph 34 : The amount of any write-down of inventories to net realizable value and
all losses of inventories shall be recognized as an expense in the period the write-down or loss occurs.
ETS should ensure that their scrapped material is written down to the cost when it is reclassified and the
loss in inventory should be expensed.
Conclusion: Scrapped inventory may be overvalued.
Convertible Debt
Issue: classify and recalculate Currently classified as long term debt with no equity portion
Analysis: IFRS 7 section of how to classify a convertible loan
IAS 29 & 32 & 39
Conclusion: PV bond residual from principal to equity
Required 2: Audit Issues from previous audit and current audit issues
Cash
Appropriate cash testing has been done as they have agreed the GL to the bank confirm. The
commission expense agreed to the payroll expenses generated by the system.
Inquire: Why are there cancelled cheques?
Cheque 101008 132,694 why is this still outstanding? the date is 1 year old
should they reverse in GL
Cancelled cheques why are they not reversed in the general ledger? Why did you
only vouch some
Conclusion: We should inquire further about the cancelled cheques and why cheque 101008 is
still recorded in the general ledger. Further, we should obtain further audit evidence over cash
by collecting a sample of receipts and matching them to what has hit the bank and the general
ledger.
Accounts Receivable
Issue: The current audit procedure that was done was not sufficient as the auditors chose a
sample that management suggested and not a random sample. Thus, this was a weak
substantive test and further audit procedures should be done.
Analysis: CAS 500 the audit evidence should be directly obtained from auditors. Since the
auditors did not choose the sample, it is less reliable. However, it was strong that they analyzed
an AR from each category.
Conclude: They should get a larger random sample of AR that the auditor selects and externally
requests confirmation without the client involvement in the process to fully obtain valuation
and existence over AR.
Inventory
Issue
The inventory count only checked from sheet to floor but did not check from floor to
sheet
When they found discrepancies in inventory count why did they not increase sample
size and how did they decide that this difference was immaterial? what does it
translate to in revenue?
Some piles were not counted and assumed to be scrap but were never confirmed with
management
Analysis: CAS 500 A16: The current audit procedures did not provide confidence over
completeness and valuation of the inventory.
Conclude: Since the inventory count cannot be performed with confidence at this date a
qualified opinion may be issued.
Convertible Debt
Analysis: Audit procedures should be done to test the accuracy and classification of the
convertible debt by inspecting the agreement that was made for the loan and
confirming all the amounts used to the loan agreement.
DTA Deferred Income Tax
Audit procedure: get comfort over the valuation of the losses in prior years and
forecasted revenue amounts
Despite the highly-automated controls, the internal controls are still considered a medium risk
because all employees have the same access and can make changes to the data. It is suggested
that ETS alter their system to only allow access to employees who are responsible for certain
information to make these controls more reliable. Further, auditors (us) should further inquire
about the high volume of discounts and obtain audit evidence over these discounts to ensure
that these are be accounted and processes correctly.
Financing Need
Angelo and Gus, owners of Angus Glass require $6,000,000 to purchase the land and building they
currently lease. With two weeks to make the decision and limited financing, Angelo and Gus will have to
either purchase the property through additional sources of financing, or terminate the lease and find a new
space to conduct operations.