Chapter 11 Flashcards

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aged trial balance

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a listing of individual customers’ accounts classified by the number of days subsequent to billing, by age, a preliminary step in estimating the collectibility of accounts receivable

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bill and hold transactions

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transactions where sales of merchandise are billed to customers prior to delivery with the goods being held by the seller. can overstate revenues and net income if they do not meet specific requirements for recognition as sales

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channel stuffing

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a marketing practice that suppliers sometimes use to boost sales by inducing customers to buy substantially more inventory than they can promptly resell (booking tomorrows inventory today in order to window dress the financial statements)

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confirmation request

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a request sent to a confirming party requesting that the confirming party consider the accuracy of information included in that request (positive = response or negative = none)

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confirming party

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the individual who responds to the confirmation request

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external confirmation

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audit evidence obtained by the auditors as a direct written response to the auditors from a third party

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interim audit work

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those audit procedures that are performed before the balance sheet date, facilitate earlier issuance of the audit report and to spread the auditors’ work more uniformly over the year

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negative confirmation request

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a request that the confirming party respond directly to the auditors indicating where the confirming party disagrees with the information in the request

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pledging of receivables

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to assign to a bank, factor, finance company, or other lender an exclusive claim against accounts receivable as security for a debt

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positive confirmation request

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a request that the confirming party respond directly to the auditor providing the requested information or indicating whether the confirming party agrees or disagrees with the information in the request

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side agreements

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formal or informal modifications of normal terms and conditions of sales transactions to entice customers to accept delivery of goods or services

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window dressing

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action taken by the client shortly before the balance sheet date to improve the financial picture presented in the financial statements

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