Selecting and Evaluating a Sample for Tests of Controls
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List the steps involved in selecting and evaluating a non-statistical or a statistical sample for tests of controls.
Identify the professional judgments that must be made associated with each step.
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This is a discussion on evaluating non-statistical or statistical samples for tests of controls and the judgments associated with the steps of the evaluation.
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1. Determine the test objectives.
2. Determine procedures to meet objectives.
3. Make a decision about the audit sampling technique.
4. Define the population and sampling unit.
5. Determine the sample size.
6. Select a representative sample.
7. Apply audit procedures.
8. Evaluate the sample results.
9. Document conclusions.
1. The test objective should be reasonable, something that can be achieved with in a reasonable amount of time with reasonable resources.
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