20-20 (Objectives 20-2, 20-3) Following are some of the tests of controls and substantive tests of transactions procedures often performed in the payroll and personnel cycle.
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20-20 (Objectives 20-2, 20-3) Following are some of the tests of controls and substantive tests of...
13-26 (Objectives 13-1, 13-2, 13-5) The following are audit procedures from different transaction cycles: Examine sales invoices for evidence of internal verification of prices, quantities, and extensions. Select items from the client’s perpetual inventory records and examine the items in the company’s warehouse. Use audit software to foot and cross-foot the cash disbursements journal and trace the balance to the general ledger. Examine loan agreements for key information such as interest rate, payment schedules, collateral, and restrictive covenants to determine...
Requirement e. For each control, identify one audit test that the auditor could use to uncover misstatements resulting from the absence of the control. (Letters may be used more than once.) (Click the icon to view the audit tests.) Audit test to uncover misstatements Internal control Human resource policies require an investigation of an employment application from new employees. Investigation includes checking the employee's background, former employers, and 1. references. 2. Approval of department head or foreman on time records...
Hi, need a help with a series a short exercises. Thanks for the help You are the staff auditor on an engagement and have performed the following audit procedures. Identify the transaction cycle being audited. 1. Select a sample of payroll checks of hourly employees and agree the hours to the employee time records. Transaction Cycle: 2. Trace the auditor’s count of the inventory items in the warehouse to the final inventory count recorded by the client. Transaction Cycle: 3....
11-19 (OBJECTIVE 11-2) The following are partial descriptions of internal controls for com- panies engaged in the manufacturing business: 1. Every day, hundreds of employees clock in using their employee identification cards at Generous Motors Corporation. The data on these time records is used in the prepa- ration of the labor cost distribution records, the payroll journal, and the electronic payments and payroll checks. The treasurer, Angela Lee, compares the payroll journal with the payroll records, signs the checks, and...
14-26 (Objective 14-3) The following are selected transaction-related audit objectives and audit procedures for sales transactions: Transaction-Related Audit Objectives 1. Recorded sales exist. 2. Existing sales are recorded. 3. Sales transactions are correctly included in the accounts receivable master file and are correctly summarized. Procedures 1. Trace a sample of shipping documents to related duplicate sales invoices and the sales journal to make sure that the shipment was billed. 2. Examine a sample of duplicate sales invoices to determine whether...
Background The company processes factory workers’ payroll every 2 weeks. The factory workers record the number of hours worked (and job information) on attendance time cards. (do nothing for the background) The Payroll Process:(The following part that needs to be documented) The payroll process begins when the time cards are received by factory supervisor from the factory employees. The supervisor approves the time cards. The cards are then batched (with batch totals being prepared) and sent to the payroll department....
Hi, need a help with a series a short exercises. Thanks for the help You are the staff auditor on an engagement and have performed the following audit procedures. Identify the transaction cycle being audited and explain the objective of the test (i.e.-this is testing whether the sales account is accurately recorded.) 1. Select a sample of payroll checks of hourly employees and agree the hours to the employee time records. Transaction Cycle: Test Objective: 2. Trace the auditor’s count...
You are the Auditor-in-Charge assigned to conduct an assurance engagement of the BFF Corp’s payroll process. This process hasn’t been audited for three years. There have been no significant changes since the previous audit: there were no system changes, no reorganization of personnel, and no substantive procedural changes. However, during the latest audit, internal audit identified several observations, some of which were considered significant. The significant observations were: Information pertaining to employees leaving the company was not communicated to the IT department, resulting in...
Learning objectives addressed by this exercise: Chapter 3-Learning Objectives 4 1. The following are ten various audit procedures performed to satisfy specific audit objectives related to management assertions. 1. Read the footnote in the most recent interim financial statements for information regarding the monetary losses from resolution of a lawsuit that was still pending at year-end. The footnote in the year-end financials indicates that the likelihood of a loss is remote. 2. Totaling to ensure that the current and long-term...
You are the internal audit senior responsible for conducting an assurance engagement of the XYZ Company payroll process. This process has not been audited for three years and, as such, is due in the normal audit cycle. There have been no significant changes since the previous audit, that is, there were no system changes, no reorganization of personnel, and no substantive procedural changes. However, during the last assurance engagement, the internal audit function identified several observations, some of which were...