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Internal Audit Engagement Questions and Answers

Question 45

During an assurance engagement, an internal auditor discovered that a sales manager approved numerous sales contracts for values exceeding his authorization limit. The auditor reported the finding to the audit supervisor, noting that the sales manager had additional new contracts under negotiation. According to IIA guidance, which of the following would be the most appropriate next step?

Options:

A.

The audit supervisor should include the new contracts in the finding for the final audit report.

B.

The audit supervisor should communicate the finding to the supervisor of the sales manager through an interim report.

C.

The audit supervisor should remind the sales manager of his authority limit for the contracts under negotiation.

D.

The auditor should not reference the new contracts, because they are not yet signed and therefore cannot be included in the final report.

Question 46

Which of the following describes the primary objective of an internal audit engagement supervisor?

Options:

A.

Uphold the quality of the internal audit actively

B.

Provide engagement progress updates to management of the area under review

C.

Assure risks and controls are identified and assessed

D.

Ensure timely completion of the engagement

Question 47

The external auditor has identified a number of production process control deficiencies involving several departments. As a result, senior management has asked the internal audit activity to complete internal control training for all related staff. According to IIA guidance, which of the following would be the most appropriate course of action for the chief audit executive to follow?

Options:

A.

Refuse to accept the consulting engagement because it would be a violation of independence.

B.

Collaborate with the external auditor to ensure the most efficient use of resources.

C.

Accept the engagement but hire an external training specialist to provide the necessary expertise.

D.

Accept the engagement even if the audit engagement staff was previously responsible for operational areas being trained.

Question 48

The internal audit activity of an insurance company is reviewing six of the company’s 11 branches. During the review of the fourth branch that was selected, the internal audit team discovered control breaches that could result in regulatory sanctions if not addressed. How should the internal audit team proceed?

Options:

A.

Communicate immediately to the relevant regulatory agency the information regarding the company ' s control breaches along with details of recommended corrective actions to address the issue.

B.

Complete the branch reviews, ensure that the issue and impact are adequately detailed in the audit report, hold an exit meeting to discuss the issue with branch management, and provide recommendations for corrective actions.

C.

Have a discussion with branch management on the matter and recommend in an interim audit report that management take appropriate corrective action in order to address the current identified issues.

D.

Expand the audit to include the branches that were not previously selected and determine whether there are similar control breaches at those branches prior to compiling a comprehensive audit report and reporting the issue to senior management and the board.

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