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SPECIFIC AUDIT APPROACH (continued) <br />The following summarizes anticipated sample sizes in the primary audit areas: <br />Overall disbursement testing — <br />General disbursements <br />Payroll disbursements <br />Federal proQrannconmpUonoataats— <br />Gampleoizerelatingtoeaohprogram <br />selected to meet 50 percentest <br />Revenue testing — <br />25-40 items <br />25-40 items <br />Up to 75 items <br />Property taxes, special assessment . <br />and state and federal aids Substantially alt items <br />Substantive accounts,testing of balance sheet revenues, and expenditures/expenses utilize various <br />sample sizes depending on the dollar amount in the account balance and assessed audit risk. Once the <br />sample size has been determined, the sample items are typically selected using a haphazard, random, or <br />systematic method depending on the nature of the items tested. <br />Minnesota legal compliance sample sizes depend on the applicable requirement being tested. <br />C. Extent of Use of Technology in the Engagemeflt <br />At MMKR, we audit clients with evv\dewar\e� of computer systems. Due to the size of our governmental <br />audit practice, <br />weare familiar vv\thmost financial software packages used by&4\nneootalocal governmental <br />units. This experience gives umthe ability to extract reports and other critical data needed from our clients <br />systems efficiently. <br />Theuseoftechnology iaalso heavily \nteg�tedinto every aspect ofour audit process. All K4&4KF<auditors <br />have oomputere vvhiohare networked inthe field and toour office tooptimize the sharing of data. <br />notebook)\ofour�ud\tvv`rkingpaponehavebeengenenatedandouatomizede\eotronico\\y.VVevvorK|na <br />Virtually all working <br />totally paperless audit environment invvhiohall audit programs and �\eavvi||also begene�tedand stored <br />electronically. We primarily use Microsoft aExoe\ for spreadsheet applications and annually provide our <br />governmental clients with audit working our <br />popertemplates inExoe).VVealso utiUzeavariety ofprepackaged <br />and internally -developed software for o1erum/h f functions, including: customized audit prognama, fixed assets <br />and depnao\et|on, amortization,�nanua\�'-statement preparation, graphing, and presentations. <br />During our audit, we will utilize client -prepared workpapers in electronic format, data extracted from our <br />clients' computer ayatema, and direct "read only" access to client dto` when available, to facilitate our audit <br />testing and financial statement analysis. <br />MMKR's goal is to make optimum use of available technology to enhance both the quality and efficiency of <br />our audit process. We believe that by maximizing the sharing of information between MMKR and our clients, <br />we are able to minimize the disruption caused by the audit. <br />D. Type and Extent of Analytical Procedures to be Used in the Engagemeflt <br />MMKR uses analytical procedures in all phases of the audit. Analytical procedures are incorporated as a <br />planning tool, as part of substantive testing, in the final review stages of the audit, and in reporting. <br />
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