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08-25-2005, 11:48 PM
Hi,
Inherent risk means that a risk of material misstatement exists because of the inherent nature of the account balance or because of the inherent nature of the business.Example in construction industry inherent risk is high because the revenues and costs stated in the financial statements are purely estimates...these are not accurate figures...and the estimates can be inaccurate to a material extent.
This type of risk can be reduced by increasing the extent of test of details.
Control risk means the risk that the internal controls applied by the entity are not operating effectively. This type of risk can be reduced by increasing the extent of Tests of Controls.
Detection risk is the risk that the auditor may not able to sort out a material misstatement in the financial statement when in fact it does exits.Detection risk can be reduced by proper planning, supervision and review and by increasing the extent of test of details.

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Inherent, Control & Detection risk - by ibrishah - 08-25-2005, 03:41 AM
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