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PCAOB Standards and AI in Audits Quiz
Tests the 2024 AS 1105 and AS 2301 amendments, how auditors must treat flagged items and company-produced data, and what AS 1215 requires in documentation.
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Which two PCAOB standards did the 2024 amendments on technology-assisted analysis change?
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- Which two PCAOB standards did the 2024 amendments on technology-assisted analysis change?
- AS 2201 and AS 2110
- AS 1215 and AS 2401
- AS 1105 and AS 2301
- AS 2510 and AS 1210
- An analysis of all revenue journal entries flags 40 entries that meet the auditor's criteria. What does the amended guidance expect?
- The auditor investigates the flagged items
- The auditor may drop the flags if the total is below materiality
- The run itself counts as sufficient evidence
- The auditor re-runs the analysis with tighter criteria until fewer items appear
- Before putting a company-generated aged receivables report into an analytics tool, what should the auditor evaluate?
- Only whether the report's formatting suits the tool
- Whether the vendor of the analytics tool is registered with the PCAOB
- Nothing, because the tool validates its own inputs
- Whether the report is accurate and complete
- Under AS 1215, who should be able to understand the work papers for an AI-assisted procedure?
- Only the engagement partner who approved the tool
- An experienced auditor with no prior connection to the engagement
- The company's audit committee
- The software vendor's support team
- A single technology-assisted analysis is used for both risk assessment and substantive testing. What must the auditor do?
- Apply the objective of the procedure that was performed first
- Treat it as a risk assessment procedure only
- Meet the objectives of each purpose
- Get approval from the PCAOB before relying on it
- Why does testing 100% of a population not remove the need for auditor judgment?
- Full-population tests are prohibited under PCAOB standards
- The data may be incomplete or unreliable, and the flagged items still need evaluation
- The PCAOB requires sampling in every audit
- Software cannot process more than a sample of entries
- A team uses generative AI to summarize customer contract terms. What step makes those summaries fit to rely on?
- Comparing a sample of summaries with the signed contracts
- Asking the same model to confirm its own summaries
- Using the longest summaries, because they contain more detail
- Relying on the model vendor's accuracy claims
- For which audits do the 2024 technology-assisted analysis amendments take effect?
- Audits of fiscal years beginning on or after December 15, 2023
- Only audits of companies with revenue above $1 billion
- Audits completed after January 1, 2025
- Audits of fiscal years beginning on or after December 15, 2025
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