Laserfiche WebLink
and, depending on the remaining untested balance, may, require <br />sampling the remaining population. <br />Review of board minutes In addition to discussing major activities in the year under audit <br />with management (such as issuance of long-term debt, large <br />capital -related purchases, new programs or services, etc.), we <br />will review minutes from meetings of the Board and any <br />committees. This will allow us to identify significant or unusual <br />events or purchases and revise our planning audit procedures <br />accordingly. <br />Analytical review <br />Using the current and prior years' trial balances and the final <br />amended budget, we will perform analytical procedures at the <br />financial statement level. In general, we consider an income <br />statement line item to be reasonable and consistent if it is within <br />either 10 percent of the prior year actual or current year budget <br />Any financial statement line items with fluctuations outside of <br />these parameters will be selected for additional procedures. We <br />will review fluctuations at a greater level of detail (by general <br />ledger account) and have discussions with management to <br />identify and document the reasons for the change. <br />Based on our preliminary analytical review, certain income <br />statement accounts may be selected for substantive testing <br />because of their significance and/or ease of testing. Common <br />substantive tests over income statement accounts are described <br />later in this appendix. <br />Risk assessment and At various times through the year, Rehmann's governmental <br />brainstorming audit group will meet to discuss risks that are common to <br />governments. The audit team will review the notes from these <br />meetings at the beginning of the county's audit to determine <br />which of these risk factors might be applicable. The team will <br />then use the information provided in the previous steps to <br />identify additional risks and design audit procedures to address <br />such risks. Our government -specific audit programs will be <br />tailored to reflect the planned audit procedures. <br />Consideration of fraud In accordance with Statement on _Auditing Standards No. 99. <br />Consideration of Fraud in a Financial Statement Audit, we will make <br />certain inquiries of personnel in various departments and <br />positions to obtain their views about the risks of fraud and how <br />they are addressed. <br />In addition, each year the audit team will conduct 2-4 <br />procedures that are outside the scope of the typical audit The <br />use of these unpredictability tests is a requirement of SAS 99. <br />Rehmann <br />