Ethical Obligations And Decision Making in
Accounting Text and Cases 4th Edition by
Steven M Mintz Chair Test Bank
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Chapter 06
Legal, Regulatory, and Professional Obligations of Auditors
Multiple Choice Questions
The key element that protects an auditor against common law liability is:
A. Adherence to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
1.
B. Adherence to generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS)
, C. Compliance with threats and safeguards approach
D. Maintain confidentiality of client information
Which of the following is NOT one of the four stages in an audit-related dispute?
A. Events arise that create losses for the users of the financial statements
B. Losses are linked to material misstatements of financial statements
2.
C. Legal process resolves the dispute
D. Auditors legal liability leads to financial settlement
Which of the following would normally be considered sufficient to demonstrate due care on the
part of the auditor?
A. The auditor had its work reviewed by another audit firm
3.
B. The auditor cites adherence to generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS)
C. No omissions or misstatements have been found in the client’s financial statements
, D. The auditor signs a statement expressing its unmodified opinion as to the fairness of the
financial statements
In the U.S., if the auditor can demonstrate having performed services with the same degree of skill
and judgment possessed by others in the profession, it can be said to have exercised:
A. Prudence
B. Scienter
4.
C. Nonfeasance
D. Due Care
The legal precedent that evolves from legal opinions issued by judges in deciding a case and guides
judges in deciding similar cases in the future is referred to as:
A. Business law
5.
B. Tort law
C. Common law
, D. Statutory law
A privity relationship means that:
A. A party may be a user of the financial statements
B. A party may sue if fraud has taken place
6.
C. A party’s financial liability is limited
D. A party has a contractual obligation
7. The Ultramares v. Touche case of 1933 held that a cause of action based on negligence could not be
maintained by a third party who was not in contractual privity; however, it did leave open the
possibility that:
A. Third parties that were “foreseeable” may sue for ordinary negligence
B. Third parties may sue if one of the parties in contractual privity allowed it to
C. Third parties may sue in the case of fraud or constructive fraud
Accounting Text and Cases 4th Edition by
Steven M Mintz Chair Test Bank
Description
INSTANT DOWNLOAD WITH ANSWERS
Ethical Obligations And Decision Making in Accounting
Text and Cases 4th Edition by Steven M Mintz Chair –
Test Bank
Chapter 06
Legal, Regulatory, and Professional Obligations of Auditors
Multiple Choice Questions
The key element that protects an auditor against common law liability is:
A. Adherence to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)
1.
B. Adherence to generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS)
, C. Compliance with threats and safeguards approach
D. Maintain confidentiality of client information
Which of the following is NOT one of the four stages in an audit-related dispute?
A. Events arise that create losses for the users of the financial statements
B. Losses are linked to material misstatements of financial statements
2.
C. Legal process resolves the dispute
D. Auditors legal liability leads to financial settlement
Which of the following would normally be considered sufficient to demonstrate due care on the
part of the auditor?
A. The auditor had its work reviewed by another audit firm
3.
B. The auditor cites adherence to generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS)
C. No omissions or misstatements have been found in the client’s financial statements
, D. The auditor signs a statement expressing its unmodified opinion as to the fairness of the
financial statements
In the U.S., if the auditor can demonstrate having performed services with the same degree of skill
and judgment possessed by others in the profession, it can be said to have exercised:
A. Prudence
B. Scienter
4.
C. Nonfeasance
D. Due Care
The legal precedent that evolves from legal opinions issued by judges in deciding a case and guides
judges in deciding similar cases in the future is referred to as:
A. Business law
5.
B. Tort law
C. Common law
, D. Statutory law
A privity relationship means that:
A. A party may be a user of the financial statements
B. A party may sue if fraud has taken place
6.
C. A party’s financial liability is limited
D. A party has a contractual obligation
7. The Ultramares v. Touche case of 1933 held that a cause of action based on negligence could not be
maintained by a third party who was not in contractual privity; however, it did leave open the
possibility that:
A. Third parties that were “foreseeable” may sue for ordinary negligence
B. Third parties may sue if one of the parties in contractual privity allowed it to
C. Third parties may sue in the case of fraud or constructive fraud
