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Purpose
The purpose of this working paper is to document the audit procedures planned and performed in
respect of significant accounts and disclosures covered by this Audit Program. It documents:
n audit objectives relevant to each of the significant accounts and disclosures and the planned
audit approach
n our understanding of the entity’s accounting and reporting activities relevant to the classes of
transactions, account balances (estimates or other) and disclosures
n our understanding and evaluation of the selected controls for audit objectives associated with
a significant risk and those objectives when we choose to rely on controls, together with the
assertions that they address; this includes evaluating the design and implementation of
selected controls and, where applicable, testing their operating effectiveness. Where
applicable, we document a description of the nature, timing and extent of our tests of
operating effectiveness and the results of the procedures performed
n our assessment of the inherent risk and control risk (where we evaluate the underlying
controls) for each audit objective, resulting in our assessed risk of significant misstatement
Applicability
Completion of this working paper is required for all audits, unless the engagement is an
Integrated Audit (pursuant to PCAOB Standard No 2) or the engagement meets the small
engagement (SE) criteria. In these instances, the appropriate Integrated Audit or SE working
paper is completed.
For each audit objective, either Section III – Audit objectives where we evaluate the underlying
controls
n the audit objective is associated with a significant risk (including a risk of fraud), in which
case, at a minimum, we evaluate the design and implementation of selected controls, or
n we choose to rely on controls when this is the most effective audit approach.
a description of the client’s accounting activities and related controls, and for classes of
transactions, significant risk points and a walkthrough of the activities and controls
the evaluation of the design and implementation of the selected controls and, where
appropriate, the test(s) of their operating effectiveness, and
the assessment of the risk of significant misstatement and our substantive procedures.
n we have an audit objective which is NOT associated with a significant risk (including a risk
of fraud), and
n it is possible, practical, and efficient to reduce audit risk to an acceptable level only through
performing substantive procedures.
In Section IV we document:
For each audit objective, (in both sections III and IV) we determine whether:
n we intend to audit the related classes of transactions, in which case we complete the “Class of
transaction” section
n the audit objective relates to an account balance that is an estimate or to a disclosure, in
which case we complete the “Estimate or disclosure” section, or
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n the audit objective relates to an account balance that is not an estimate (and we do not intend
to audit the underlying classes of transactions), in which case we complete the “Other
account balances” section.
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I. Lead schedule
Document in the table below all significant accounts and disclosures relevant for this Audit Program.
000s 000s
Disclosures
Composición del capital social, reserva legal, dividendos decretados, retención en la fuente sobre
dividendos, revalorización del patrimonio, utilidad neta por acción.
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II. Audit objectives and conclusions
For each audit objective, we document:
n the significant accounts or disclosures and the relevant financial statement assertion(s)
n the inherent risk and whether we have identified a risk of fraud
n whether we intend to evaluate the underlying controls or take a substantive approach and whether:
─ we intend to audit the related classes of transactions
─ the audit objective relates to an account balance that is derived from an estimate, or to a disclosure, or
─ the audit objective relates to an account balance that is not derived from an estimate (and we do not intend to audit the underlying classes
of transactions), and
n the conclusions reached (including control deficiencies or audit differences identified) after we have completed the test work
outlined in this Audit Program.
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proceduresSubstantive analytical
assessment - errorInherent risk
Objective achieved
Audit objective
Risk of fraud
General audit approach
Control based or
Substantive:
Class of transaction/
Estimate or disclosure/
Tests of detail
Other account balance
Significant Control deficiencies or audit
account/ differences identified, if any
disclosure C E A V O P (Optional)
1 Patrimonio X X X X L N N Y
2 Corrección X X X X L N N Y
monetaria
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IV Audit objectives where we undertake a substantive approach
A.1 Description of accounting activities
Our documentation in this section may be in a narrative form using bullet points or paragraphs, or
may be documented in a flow chart. The form and content of this documentation is influenced by the
nature, size and complexity of the entity and its environment and the availability of information from
the entity. The Audit Program may be cross-referenced to suitable documentation of the accounting
activities provided by the entity.
For all other documentation considerations, see the guidance in the individual sections below.
Activities over ensuring that the period end balance is not materially misstated
Contabilidad debe registrar los movimientos del capital social decretado en las actas de la Asamblea
General o Junta de Socios, según corresponda, en el mes correspondiente.
Durante el primer período del año fiscal, Contabilidad debe reclasificar la utilidad del ejercicio a la
utilidad de ejercicios anteriores u otras disposiciones de la Asamblea o Junta.
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We assess the inherent risk for the audit objective and provide a rationale for the related assessment. Where we do not evaluate the design and
implementation of controls for a particular audit objective, the assessment of RoSM is based on the assessment of inherent risk. [KAM 4900]
Effective entity level controls support the risk of significant misstatement assessments. However, deficiencies in entity level controls could
undermine the effectiveness of some of the control activities and therefore may require us to amend upwards our assessment of the risk of
significant misstatement for some or all audit objectives.
We document substantive audit procedures, which include substantive analytical procedures and/or tests of details. We consider the sufficiency
and appropriateness of the substantive audit evidence that is planned to be obtained from substantive analytical procedures before determining the
extent of tests of details.
If we decide to test journal entries, we consider whether to include tests of journal entries and other adjustments in the tests of details in this
section of the Audit Program. Journal entries relevant to regular processing of significant accounts are normally documented and tested as part of
the audit objectives relating to the relevant significant accounts in the relevant Audit Program. “Topside” or non-routing journal entries processed
during the preparation of the financial statements would normally be considered in the Financial Reporting Audit Program.
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Significant
account / Done by and W/P
Nature and extent of audit procedures [KAM 5116] disclosure C E A V O P date Ref
N/A
De acuerdo con las actas de Asamblea General o Junta de Socios de cada Patrimonio X X X X
una de las Compañías del Grupo en las cuales aprobaron los proyectos de
distribución de excedentes o absorción de pérdidas, según corresponda,
(sobre los resultados del año 2004), verifique el movimiento patrimonial al
30 de septiembre y 31 de diciembre de 2005.
N/A
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