B.Com 3rd Year Auditing Online Test Content in The Article Toggle Auditing Chapter 1st = Auditing Meaning, Objective and ImportancePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 2nd = Classification of AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 3rd = Audit ProcessPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 4th = Internal CheckInternal CheckPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 5th = VouchingVouchingPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 6th = Verification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesVerification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 7th = Depreciation and ReservePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 8th = Company AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 9th = Appointment, Remuneration, Rights and Duties of an AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 10th = Liabilities of AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 11th = Divisible Profit and DividendPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 12th = Audit ReportPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 13th = InvestigationInvestigationPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 14th = Special AuditSpecial AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the Quiz Auditing Chapter 10th = Liabilities of Auditor /33 14 This Quiz Time only 2 hours Your Time is Finish 2 hours Thanks for Giving This Test. All Question Liabilities of Auditor Liabilities of Auditor Please Give Your Information For start the Quiz NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 33 33. The liability of a company auditor is determined by – Company Act Court decisions Chartered Accountant Act All of the above 2 / 33 32. Indian Penal Code (IPC) provides for punishment false certificate under section – 219 279 197 185 3 / 33 31. When company auditor is held liable for civil liability – For negligence Mis-statement in prospectus For singing knowingly on false certificate Only (a) and (b) 4 / 33 30. Auditor is held liable for third party in case of – Negligence Misfeasance Fraud Mis-statement 5 / 33 29. The liabilities for assistants negligence is – Auditor’s liability Assistant’s liability Employer’s liability All above 6 / 33 28. Liability of a honorary auditor is – Limited Unlimited As the liabilities of a general auditor None of these 7 / 33 27. If third party suffered any loss due to negligence auditor then he will be – Responsible for third party Not responsible for third party Responsible for compensation None of above 8 / 33 26. Disclosure of secret information by auditor is – Liability for negligence Criminal liability Liability for misfeasance None of these 9 / 33 25. To present doubtful report knowingly is – Criminal liability Liability for negligence Liability of misfeasance None of these 10 / 33 24. Destruction of vouchers by Auditor is – Liability for misfeasance Liability for negligence Criminal liability None of these 11 / 33 23. Taking the bribe during the audit course is – Criminal liability Liability for misfeasance Liability for negligence None of these 12 / 33 22. Not to perform the work carefully and efficiently is – Liability for negligence Liability for misfeasance Criminal liability None of these 13 / 33 21. When an auditor is punishable by Penalty Imprisonment or both, such liability is called – Liability for negligence Liability for misfeasance Liability for simple error Criminal liability 14 / 33 20. Not to detect errors and fraud is – Criminal liability Liability of breach of duty Above (a) and (b) both None of these 15 / 33 19. The liability of an auditor can be – Only civil Only criminal Either civil or criminal None of these 16 / 33 18. An auditor may be penalised by an imprisonment falsification in accounts for a maximum period of – 7 years 6 years 3 years 5 years 17 / 33 17. An auditor of a company is held responsible for which type of liability when he does not co-operate the appointing officer by the Central Government u/s 240 for the investigation – Civil Criminal Both (a) and (b) None of above 18 / 33 16. If an auditor is found guilty of falsification of a company books, he will incur – Criminal liability Civil liability Contractual liability None of above 19 / 33 15. If an auditor has misapplied money of the company, he may be held liable for – Negligence Misfeasance Criminal liability Contractual liability 20 / 33 14. When an auditor wilfully makes a false statement in report, it is termed as – Negligence Misfeasance Criminal offence All above 21 / 33 13. When auditor not disclosed the misuse of funds by management, it is termed as – Negligence Misfeasance Criminal offense All above 22 / 33 12. Not to disclosed true financial position of the company to the shareholders is termed as – Negligence Misfeasance Criminal offense All above 23 / 33 11. When an error takes place on believing the certificates of responsible officers, then auditor – Will be held liable for negligence Will not be held liable for negligence Will not be held liable for misfeasance None of above 24 / 33 10. In which case auditor was held liable for negligence checking the wage sheet – Irish Woollen Co. vs. Tison and others London Oil Storage Ltd. vs. Sear Husluck and Co. Armitage vs. Brewer Knot None of above 25 / 33 9. In which case auditor was held liable for negligence for not verifying the cash in hand – Irish Woollen Co. vs. Tison and others London Oil Storage Ltd. vs. Sear Husluck and Co. Armitage vs. Brewer Knot None of above 26 / 33 8. In which case auditor is held responsible for negligence for distributing dividend out of capital – Irish Woollen Co. vs. Tison and others London Oil Storage Ltd. vs. Sear Husluck and Co. Armitage vs. Brewer Knot None of above 27 / 33 7. Damage will be recovered from auditor for misfeasance only in case when it is proved – It was the duty of the auditor for his client his Auditor has not performed his Client has suffered loss due to non-performance of duty All above 28 / 33 6. Auditor is held responsible for compensation if it is proved that – There is negligence in work There arise loss to employer due to negligence Both (a) and (b) None of above 29 / 33 5. Mere negligence of duty, unless there is a resultant loss, the auditor will be – Responsible for negligence Not responsible for negligence Responsible for compensation None of above 30 / 33 4. In which condition auditor is held liable when negligence of duty is proved – When there is a resultant loss to the employer When there arise no loss due to negligence In the above both cases No responsibility 31 / 33 3. When an auditor do not perform his duty with reasonable care and prudently, it is termed as – Negligence Misfeasance Crime Tmeany None of above 32 / 33 2. When the auditor do not perform his work under his duty, it is termed as – Negligence Misfeasance Crime None of above 33 / 33 1. Civil liability of an Auditor includes – Liability for negligence Liability for misfeasance Liability under Companies Act All above Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Please Give Your Review Send feedback Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15