The correct answer is OPTION D i.e Select items from the accounting records and observe them in the entity's factory.
Explanation
Auditor requires various conducts to do a satisfied audit. He conducts various checks, carries out physical verification of assets and also select items from the accounting records and observe them in the entity's factory.
While conducting audit in case of equipments of an entity, the
auditor have to physically verify the factory equipments even
though the accounting records of such equipments is correct.
So, in the case when an auditor was satisfied that the carrying value of factory equipments was fairly as of the beginning of the period. During the period, the entity had several transactions involving the purchase and disposal of equipment.
The most effective in providing evidence that all equipments are reported in this financial statements actually exist is to select items from the accounting records and observe them in the entity's factory.
Physical education is must required in such audits, so the
auditor cannot just select items from accounting records and trace
them to purchase documents or evaluate the entities policies for
capitalizing and expensing costs related to the acquisition of
equipments.
Also the auditor cannot just select the item on the factory floor
and trace them to the accounting records.
An auditor was satisfied that the carrying value of factory equipment was fairly stated as of...
options:
Obtain the bank reconciliation and trace deposits in transit to
the cutoff bank statement.
Scan the debits to the fixed asset accounts and agree selected
amounts to vendors' invoices and management's authorization.
Compare the details of the cash disbursement journal entries
with totals posted to the general ledger.
Prepare a schedule of interbank transfers.
Physically inspect a sample of fixed assets and trace them to
the fixed asset subsidiary ledger.
Confirm cash balances with the bank.
Examine the...
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