Audit Risk Explained Simply | ACCA AA & ICAN | Chapter 8 Full Class
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Audit Risk Explained Simply | ACCA AA & ICAN | Chapter 8 Full Class
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AI Skills, Finance & ACCA with Lilian
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Audit risk explained simply for ACCA AA and ICAN students. Understand inherent risk, control risk and detection risk, work through the audit risk model, and practise writing clear audit risks and responses.
In this detailed class from Lilian ACCA School, we build your understanding from the beginning using everyday examples, worked calculations and step-by-step question practice.
Learn how auditors understand a business, identify what could go wrong in its financial statements, and choose relevant audit procedures.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
• Audit risk versus business risk
• Reasonable assurance and material misstatement
• Inherent risk, control risk and detection risk
• Understanding the entity and its environment
• Risk assessment procedures and financial statement assertions
• The audit risk model with worked calculations
• Nature, timing and extent of audit procedures
• Writing specific audit risks and responses
• Nova Devices practice question with explained answers
• The ₦600,000 installation-labour correction and double entry
• Quiz, exam traps and homework
This is a full beginner-friendly teaching class, not a short revision summary. The Nova Devices question is an original teaching scenario. Illustrative risk percentages are teaching assumptions, not prescribed audit targets.
CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Welcome and thinking like an auditor
04:01 The school bag analogy
05:54 Audit risk and material misstatement
07:26 Business risk versus audit risk
09:56 Reasonable assurance
11:23 Lilian’s five-step risk method
13:42 Assertions: management’s claims
15:17 Match the procedure to the assertion
16:57 Understanding the entity
17:22 Cash businesses versus subscriptions
20:12 Borrowing costs and going concern indicators
21:12 Bonuses and incentives: risk is not proof
23:22 Risk assessment procedures
25:52 Sales increase 10%, receivables increase 70%
28:25 Observation versus inspection
30:02 Why last year’s plan needs updating
31:07 Inherent, control and detection risk
35:17 Control design versus operation
37:32 Sampling and non-sampling risk
38:52 The audit risk model
39:12 Calculation 1: detection risk of 12.5%
40:02 Calculation 2: weaker controls
43:02 Financial-statement and assertion-level risks
45:05 Nature, timing and extent
46:32 Nova Devices practice question
48:15 Revenue bonus and year-end sales
50:12 Receivables and expected credit losses
51:22 Installation labour and the correcting journal
53:50 Warehouse records and the audit response
56:12 Quiz and exam traps
58:39 Retailer homework and answer guide
01:02:32 Chapter recap
01:05:32 Closing and private revision
HOW TO STUDY WITH THIS CLASS
Pause before the practice answers. Identify the business fact, explain the possible misstatement, name the affected account and assertion, then recommend a specific audit procedure.
Attempt the homework independently before checking the explanation.
PRIVATE REVISION AND QUESTION PRACTICE
Need personal support understanding auditing or answering practice questions?
Contact Lilian Aikpitanyi at Lilian ACCA School for private revision and detailed question-practice sessions, including availability and fees.
WhatsApp: https://wa.me/2348039189712
Phone: +234 803 918 9712
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Suitable for ACCA Audit and Assurance students, ICAN students studying related auditing topics, and accounting students building their foundations.
Chapter numbers follow our teaching sequence. Independent tuition; not an official ACCA or ICAN publication.
Production: AI-assisted narration and teaching visuals, with Lilian’s recorded introduction and closing.
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