It is an auditing question in the text book. I need help.

Materiality. Via Internet get the latest balance sheet and income statement of Nokia, an international manufacturer of portable telephones headquartered in Finland. At the www. Nokia.com website click investors, click reports, click financial reports, finally click annual information or use the site search box using the terms Nokia's financial statements. Required: A. Use professional judgement in deciding on the initial judgement about materiality for the basis of net income, current assets, current liabilities and total assets. State materiality in both percentages of the basis and monetary amounts. B. Assume materiality for this audit is 7 per cent of earnings from operations before income taxes. Furthermore, assume that every account in the financial statements may be misstated by 7 per cent and each misstatement is likely to result in an over- statement of earnings. Allocate materiality to these financial statements. C. Now, assume that you have decided to allocate 80 per cent of your preliminary judge- ment (on the basis of earnings from operations before taxes) to accounts receivable, inventories and accounts payable. Other accounts on the balance sheet are low in inher- ent and control risk. How does this allocation of materiality impact evidence gathering? D. After completing the audit you determine that your initial judgement about materiality for current assets, current liabilities and total assets has been met. The actual estimate of