Going Concern. When an auditor finds the ability of a company to continue as a going concern
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Going Concern. When an auditor finds the ability of a company to continue as a going concern is questionable, the auditor will use certain audit procedures to obtain further evidence (Illustration 10.13). Jocques Entremont, Expert Comptable, the external auditor for Japonaiseries SA, a company which retails Japanese art and woodcuts in Boulogne, France, suspects that there is a going concern problem.
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A. List the procedures the auditor would perform.
B. Write the auditor's opinion if disclosure of the problem is considered adequate.
C. Write the auditor's opinion if adequate disclosure is not made.
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Principles Of Auditing: An International Perspective
ISBN: 9780077095321
1st Edition
Authors: Rick Stephan Hayes, Philip Wallage, Arnold Schilder, Roger Dassen
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