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COMPLETION:
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PLANNING
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COMPETENCE (VALIDITY)
COMMISSION, OMISSION
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of evidence
that auditors'
are often first
procedures.
COMPLETENESS
MATHEMATICAL
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DOCUMENTED
Analytical
supporting
suspicions
aroused by
ANSWER:
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PHYSICAL
TRANSACTION CYCLE
MATCHING:
66. For each of the listed auditing procedures, indicate, by
letter, the type of evidence it represents.
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Physical evidence
Confirmation evidence
Documentary evidence
Analytical evidence
Mathematical evidence
Hearsay evidence
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vendors
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Existence or occurrence
Completeness
Rights and obligations
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Presentation and disclosure
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PROBLEM/ESSAY
68. For each of the following ledger accounts, give an example
of substance underlying the account balance:
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Cash in bank
Sales revenue
Inventories
Accounts payable
Notes payable
Capital stock
Marketable securities
Operating expenses
Wages and salaries expense
Property, plant, and equipment
SOLUTION:
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SOLUTION:
a.
Sufficient audit evidence is evidence that is adequate
to support the auditors opinion on the financial statements. A
matter of audit judgment, sufficiency is usually based on
materiality and the adequacy of existing internal control.
b.
Validity of audit evidence is a function of three
qualities:
1) The independence and competence of the source of
the evidence (e.g., external evidence possesses
greater validity than internal evidence);
2) The conditions under which the evidence was
obtained (e.g., evidence produced by strong
internal control possesses greater validity
than evidence gathered under weak internal
control); and
3) The manner in which the evidence was obtained
(e.g., evidence obtained directly by the auditor
possesses greater validity than evidence obtained
indirectly).
Relevance means that the evidence pertains to specific audit
objectives. Observing the taking of the inventory, for example,
provides evidence concerning existence of the inventory, but is
not relevant to determining ownership.
70. The following operating data has been provided to Erica
Chavez by her audit client, Grimes Hardware. Sales commissions
average 6 percent of sales:
2002
Sales
$18,000
Cost of sales
10,000
Sales commissions
1,080
Gross profit
6,920
Operating expenses
3,200
Income before taxes
3,720
Income taxes
1,200
Net income
$2,520
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Required:
%
100%
2003
22,000
11,000
1 100
9,900
3,600
6,300
2,000
4,300
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100%
Change (%)
22%
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b.
Why are both vertical and horizontal analysis important
inputs to analytical procedures?
c.
Assuming sales commissions have been accurately
computed based on 2003 sales, what are the possible explanations
for any abnormalities produced by your percentage calculations?
SOLUTION:
a.
2002
Sales
$18,000
Cost of sales
10,000
Sales commissions
1,080
Gross profit
6,920
Operating expenses
3,200
Income before taxes
3,720
Income taxes
1,200
Net income
$2,520
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%
100%
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2003
22,000
11,000
1,100
9,900
3,600
6,300
2,000
4,300
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100%
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16
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Change (%)
22%
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2002
Sales
$15,660
Cost of sales
7,800
Ending inventory
6,200
Accounts receivable-trade
2,200
Total current assets
12,300
Total current liabilities
7,300
Customer payment terms:
2/10;n/30
Industry averages:
Gross margin
51%
Current ratio
2:1
Inventory turnover
2.5
Accounts receivable turnover 11.0
14,980
7,400
4,300
1,300
10,100
4,980
Required:
Based on the above data, in which areas do you recommend
concentrating audit resources for the 2003 audit? Support your
answer by citing the relevant data.
SOLUTION:
Sales
Cost of sales
Gross margin
2003
2002
$15,660
7,800
7,860
14,980
7,400
5,580
50%
49%
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71.
TRAMWAY ENTERPRISES
Bank Reconciliation
12/31/2003
Balance per bank
Add deposit in transit
$5,774 *
1,223 &
6,997
Adjusted balance
4455
$67 &
4477
4478
4479
180 &
1,023 &
33 &
1,303
$5,594
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$6,300
(706)
$5,594
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