Dear Student,
As per the HOMEWORKLIB POLICY, only the first four questions should be answered. Kindly take note of it.
Part 1
Option A
Urges adherence to prescribed managerial policies.
To have proper implementation of internal control it is essential to stick to managerial policies. Good internal control system is well aligned with managerial policies.
Part 1
Option A
Establish responsibilities
In case of internal control separate responsibility of each individual is established.
Part 2
Option B
Cash |
150 |
|
Cash over and short |
5 |
|
Sales |
155 |
The difference of $5 (155-150) is assigned to cash over and short
Part 3
Option B
Interest = 2400*10%*60/360 = $40
Part 4
Option A
States that an amount can be ignored if its effect on the financial statements is unimportant to users' business decisions
The materiality principle, also well known as materiality constraint, allows to ignore insignificant information.
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