IIA-ACCA Exam Dumps - IIA CIA Challenge Exam Questions and Answers

The internal audit activity's responsibility for imposing risk management processes.

The internal audit activity's responsibility for the organization's governance framework.

The nature of consulting services provided by the internal audit activity.

The budgeting process for the internal audit activity.

A monitoring process.

A risk assessment process.

A strategic objective-setting process.

An information and communication process.

An internal auditor evaluates the significant risks arising from a consulting engagement.

An internal auditor declares that he would have a conflict of interest in providing planned audit support.

An internal auditor has been given sufficient authority to access documents needed to make an appraisal of an issue.

An internal auditor uses technology-based audit techniques to ensure that all significant risks are identified.

Risk identification.

Risk appetite.

Risk capacity.

Risk tolerance.

The external auditor may make full use of the work, as the audit charter is very specific as to the work the internal audit activity may undertake.

The external auditor may use the work, as the board has approved the charter, thus taking responsibility for any deficiencies.

The external auditor must disregard the work, as the scope of the charter may introduce bias and result in a lack of due professional care.

The external auditor may use the work with caution, due to the internal audit activity's scope and responsibility restrictions.

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1 and 3 only

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The capital accounts of the partners should be increased by the original cost of the contnbuted equipment.

The capital accounts should be increased using a weighted average based on the current percentage of ownership

No action is needed as the capital account of each partner was increased by the correct amount

The capital accounts of the partners should be increased by the fair market value of their contribution

An internal auditor assessed the effectiveness of controls over payroll software, which he had helped implement with a previous employer.

An internal auditor participated in an audit of controls around absenteeism, despite providing some consultation on controls in this area earlier in the year.

An internal auditor performed an assurance engagement for the effectiveness of accounts payable access controls, one of which he previously helped to design.

An internal auditor, previously employed in the quality assurance operations area, performed a consulting engagement for the operations manager.

Assessing the risk factors.

Aligning risk appetite and strategy.

Enhancing risk response decisions.

Reducing operational surprises and losses.

The financial interest the service provider may have in the organization.

The relationship the service provider may have had with the organization or the activities being reviewed.

Compensation or other incentives that may be applicable to the service provider.

The service provider's experience in the type of work being considered.