
Practice the 2019 Kilmister section B reporting question to revise the auditor's report concepts and craft governance-focused recommendations, including a management letter, from audit scenarios.
Critically appraise an audit report extract for a listed company, focusing on independence to shareholders, order of opinion, going-concern disclosures, and revenue recognition as a key audit matter.
Address the auditor’s report to the shareholders only, place the opinion first, and cite the ethics code while noting going concern and revenue recognition as key matters.
Explore reporting to those charged with governance for a listed entity, covering materiality, policy changes in property revaluation, audit timing, capitalization of improvements, partner rotation, and ISO 260 guidance.
Learn to prepare a report to those charged with governance, addressing materiality, PPE significance and revaluation, policy changes, delays, capitalization decisions for car parks, and ethics and independence.
Glean key takeaways and tips for ACCA AAA (INT) reporting, using the right benchmark (profit before tax, assets, or revenue), declaring materiality with stated thresholds, and practicing with mocks.
This is a question practice of past exam B section question, where I will show you how to plan, execute and pass this type of question.
It has been confirmed that one of Section B question will always be relating to completion, review and reporting, therefore students should be familiar with this area of sylabus.
The question is named Kilmister from Mar/Jun 2019 exam paper and it is a great study example as it requires knowledge on audit report elements and content as well as ability to spot issues that should be reported to Those Charged in Governance.
The Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA) exam is around a third knowledge-based and a sixth application-based question, that test a candidate's ability to apply knowledge and concepts. For this reason students should predominately focus on question practice as they prepare for their exam session.
Past exam rates show that AAA exam pass rate is between 30% and 35% - you need to make sure you are one of those three out of ten people who succeed. And by practicing with me you can achieve it.
The exam lasts 3h 15 min, which means you have 1.95 min per point, therefore 25 mark question should take you maximum of 49 minutes.
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