Armenia Auditor Qualification Exam study materials
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Armenia Auditor Qualification Exam case studies

Armenia Auditor Qualification Exam · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Armenian auditor qualification exam is the assessment through which candidates seek to become qualified auditors authorised to practise in the Republic of Armenia. It is aimed at accounting and finance professionals who already hold the required education and practical experience and who now need to demonstrate the technical and ethical competence the profession demands. The Armenia Auditor Qualification Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 2,745 words.

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Revenue Recognition and Audit Evidence for a Construction Contract

Armenian construction company 'Ararat Build' CJSC has a fixed-price contract to construct a commercial building for 1,200 million AMD over 24 months. At the end of year 1, costs incurred are 400 million AMD, estimated total costs to complete are 800 million AMD, and progress billings to date are 350 million AMD.

495 words, about 2 min
2

Tax Audit Exposure from Related-Party Transactions

During the audit of 'Yerevan Trading' LLC for the year ended 31 December 2023, you discover that the company purchased goods from a related party, 'Armenian Suppliers' LLC, at a price 30% above the market price. The total purchases were 500 million AMD.

566 words, about 3 min
3

Independence and Quality Control in a Small Audit Firm

You are the engagement partner at 'Armenia Audit' LLC, a small audit firm with 5 auditors. You are auditing 'Sunrise Bank' CJSC, a listed bank.

608 words, about 3 min
4

Internal Control Deficiencies and Their Effect on the Audit Approach

During the audit of 'Armenia Manufacturing' CJSC, you identify the following internal control deficiencies: (1) The same employee has custody of inventory and maintains the inventory records. (2) There is no segregation of duties between purchasing and accounts payable.

505 words, about 3 min
5

Going Concern Assessment for a Distressed Entity

Your client, 'Sevan Hotels' CJSC, has experienced declining occupancy rates and cash flow problems. As of 31 December 2023, the company has a net loss of 200 million AMD, negative operating cash flow of 150 million AMD, and a current ratio of 0.8.

571 words, about 3 min