tailieunhanh - Master Document – Audit Program: Version 1.5 dated September 2012

The recent crisis was the result of a cascade of shocks that originated in the financial sector. It makes sense, therefore, to start by asking how the structure of the banking sector affected outcomes across countries. Deposits are thought to be a relatively stable source of bank funding; economies where banks have relatively low loan-to-deposit ratios before the beginning of the crisis may therefore be relatively robust. Similarly, better capitalised banks should be better able to absorb losses while maintaining the supply of funding to support the real economy. We measure the levels of regulatory capital ratios for the average. | Master Document - Audit Program Activity Code 11010 Billing Audit Version dated September 2012 B-01 Planning Considerations 1. This assignment is a sub-assignment to the 11070 Accounting System Audit controlling assignment which will report on the contractor s compliance with all 18 DFARS system criteria. The objective of this audit is to examine the contractor s compliance with the system criteria related to billings at DFARS c 15 i and 16 . As a part of that objective auditors will Obtain and document an understanding of internal controls material to the billings on government contracts grants or cooperative agreements. Perform testing of contractor billings and test key characteristics of the billing process to o Determine if billings were prepared properly and in accordance with contract billing terms and o Identify overbillings overpayments and pursue adjustments as needed. Report any significant deficiencies material weakness identified during the audit related to the contractor s compliance with the criterion at DFARS c 15 i and 16 . 2. Although the objective of this audit is to determine the contractor s compliance with the DFARS criteria and to report significant deficiencies based on the DFARS definition of a significant deficiency GAGAS require auditors to include in the audit report material weaknesses based on the auditing standards definitions. A significant deficiency based on the DFARS definition will also generally represent a material weakness in internal control as defined in the auditing standards. Therefore the term significant deficiency material weakness as used throughout the audit program refers to a deficiency meeting the DFARS definition of a significant deficiency and the auditing standards definition of a material weakness. 3. GAGAS also require auditors to report based on the work performed deficiencies or a combination of deficiencies in internal control that are less severe than material .

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