Homework Answers
| 1 |
Approved purchase orders are required for all acquisitions of
goods |
Occurrence |
| 2 | Prenumbered receiving reports are prepared as support for acquisitions and numerically accounted for | Completeness |
| 3 | Dates on receiving reports are compared with vendors’ invoices before entry into the acquisitions journal | Timing |
| 4 |
Account classifications are reviewed by someone other than the
preparer |
Classification |
| 5 | Vendors’ invoices are recalculated before payment. | Accuracy |
| 6 |
All checks are signed by the owner or manager. |
Occurrence |
| 7 | The authorized signer compares data on supporting documents with checks and electronic funds transfer authorizations | Accuracy |
| 8 | Checks are mailed by the owner or manager or a person under her supervision after signing | Occurrence |
| 9 | All supporting documents are cancelled after checks are signed or electronic funds transfers are approved. | Occurrence |
| 10 | The accounts payable master file is updated, balanced, and reconciled to the general ledger monthly. | Posting and Summarization |
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Chapter 6. The general transaction-related audit objectives from
Chapter 6 are also included.
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Chapter 6. The general transaction-related audit objectives from
Chapter 6 are also included.
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