1 | q | Unauthorized acquisition of goods | ||||||
2 | r | Unauthorized acquisition exists | ||||||
3 | m | cutoff misstatements | ||||||
4 | k | account classification misstatements | ||||||
5 | j | a mistatement of calculation of a vendors invoices | ||||||
6 | o | invalid or unauthorised payment | ||||||
7 | o | invalid or unauthorised payment | ||||||
8 | i | Bookkeeper takes signed cheque and changes payee name | ||||||
9 | n | Duplicate payment of acquisation | ||||||
10 | p | misstatements in master file or control a/c |
Requirement d. For each control, identify a likely misstatement, assuming that the control does not exist or is not fun...
Requirement e. For each likely misstatement, identify a substantive audit procedure to determine whether the misstatement exists. (Substantive audit procedures may be used more than once.) ) (Click the icon to view the substantive audit procedures.) Substantive Audit Substantive Audit Procedures Internal Controls Procedure 1. Approved purchase orders are required for all acquisitions of goods. Prenumbered receiving reports are prepared as support for acquisitions and 2. numerically accounted for. Dates on receiving reports are compared with vendors' invoices before entry...
Requirement a. For each control, identify which element of the five categories of control activities is applicable (separation of duties, proper authorization, adequate documents or records, physical control over assets and records, or independent checks on performance). Internal Controls Control Activity 1. Approved purchase orders are required for all acquisitions of goods. Prenumbered receiving reports are prepared as support for acquisitions and 2. numerically accounted for. Dates on receiving reports are compared with vendors' invoices before entry 3. into the...
Requirement c. For each control, identify an audit procedure that could be used to test the control for effectiveness. (Audit procedures may be used more than once.) (Click the icon to view the audit procedures to test controls.) 1 Test of Control Internal Controls Test of Control 1. Approved purchase orders are required for all acquisitions of goods. Prenumbered receiving reports are prepared as support for acquisitions and 2. numerically accounted for. Dates on receiving reports are compared with vendors'...
Requirement b. For each control, state which transaction-related audit objective(s) is (are) applicable. Transaction-related Audit Internal Controls Objective(s) 1. Approved purchase orders are required for all acquisitions of goods. Prenumbered receiving reports are prepared as support for acquisitions and 2. numerically accounted for. Accuracy Dates on receiving reports are compared with vendors' invoices before entry into the 3. acquisitions journal. Classification Completeness 4. Account classifications are reviewed by someone other than the preparer. Occurrence 5. Vendors' invoices are recalculated before...
a. Identify whether each of 1 through 7 is a control test deviation, a monetary misstatement, or both. b. For each exception, identify which transaction-related audit objective was not met. c. What is the audit importance of each of these exceptions? d. What follow-up procedures would you use to determine more about the nature of each exception? e. How would each of these exceptions affect the rest of your audit? Be specific. f. Identify internal controls that should have prevented...
Requirement c. For each internal control, identify a specific misstatement that is likely to be prevented if the control exists and is effective. (Use each letter corresponding to a specific misstatement only once.) (Click the icon to view the misstatements likely to be prevented if the controls exist and are effective.) i Misstatements likely to be prevented Internal control Human resource policies require an investigation of an employment application from new employees. Investigation includes checking the employee's background, former employers,...
Requirement d. For each control, list a specific misstatement that could result from the absence of the control. (Use each letter corresponding to a specific misstatement only once.) (Click the icon to view the misstatements likely to result from the absence of the controls.) i Misstatements due to absence of the control A fictitious payroll check could be processed for a fictitious employee if invalid employee numbers J. are included in the employee master file. A fictitious payroll check could...
Requirement a. Indicate whether each procedure is a test of control, substantive test of transactions, substantive analytical procedure, or a test of details of balances. Type of Test Procedure Discuss the duties of the cash disbursements clerk with him and observe whether 1. he has responsibility for handling cash or preparing the bank reconciliation. Examine the internal auditor's initials on monthly bank reconciliations as an 2. indication of whether they have been reviewed. Account for a sequence of checks in...
Requirement b. Identify the type of evidence for each procedure. Procedure Type of Evidence Discuss the duties of the cash disbursements clerk with him and observe whether he has responsibility for handling cash or preparing the bank 1. reconciliation. Examine the internal auditor's initials on monthly bank reconciliations as 2. an indication of whether they have been reviewed. Account for a sequence of checks in the cash disbursements journal to 3. determine whether any have been omitted. Examine vendors' invoices...
18-26 (Objectives 18-3, 18-4) In testing cash disbursements for the Jay Klein Company, you obtained an understanding of internal control. The controls are reasonably good, and no unusual audit problems arose in previous years. Although there are not many individuals in the accounting department, there is a reasonable separation of duties in the organization. There is a separate purchasing agent who is responsible for ordering goods and a separate receiving department that counts the goods when they are received and...