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The Audit Risk Model outlines the components of audit risk and provides a formula to calculate audit risk. The components are inherent risk, control risk, and detection risk. The Audit Risk Model formula is: Audit Risk = Inherent Risk x Control Risk x Detection Risk or Audit Risk = Risk of Material Misstatement x Detection Risk. The model is used to determine audit risk and risk of material misstatement. Limitations include that the desired audit risk level may not be achieved and it does not consider potential auditor error or nonsampling risk.









Introduction of the Audit Risk Model by presenters Lanfei Gao, Michael Andrews, and Shanaka DeSilva.
Audit Risk defined as the risk of failing to modify opinions on materially misstated financial statements.
Detailed components include account balance, class of transactions, and three types of misstatement risk.
Engagement Risk explained, highlighting auditor exposure to financial loss and reputational damage.
Inherent Risk and Control Risk defined; formula for Risk of Material Misstatement highlighted as RMM = CR x IR.
Audit Risk Model equation AR = RMM x DR; emphasizes the subjectivity and judgment required in its application.
Guidelines on how to effectively use the Audit Risk Model in practical scenarios.
Discusses limitations such as inability to achieve desired audit risk and omission of auditor errors.
Recaps components, formula, usage, and limitations of the Audit Risk Model in an engaging format.