Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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What are control procedures?

A

Timesheets being approved

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2
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What are control objectives?

A

Ensure no fake overtime

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3
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What are risks?

A

Overtime is paid but not worked

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4
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What is tests of control (by auditor)?

A

pick an e.g., of timesheets to see if they are been signed

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5
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What is supervision in regards to internal control?

A

always be someone more senior than the person processing the transaction

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6
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What is organisation in regards to internal control?

A

clear roles and responsibilities to make sure that every control gets implemented, and by correct person

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7
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What is arithmetic and accounting in regards to internal control?

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all transactions should be checked for arithmetic accuracy before getting approved

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8
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What is physical in regards to internal control?

A

ensuring the security and safe-keeping of the company’s assets

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9
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What is management in regards to internal control?

A

controls which allows management to run the business efficiently and effectively

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10
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What is authorisation in regards to internal control?

A

no one should be allowed to process a transaction without it being approvedq

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11
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What is personnel in regards to internal control?

A

making sure everyone is capable of performing tasks they are assigned to

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12
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What is segregation of duties in regards to internal control?

A

Division of responsibilities between more than one person to reduce risk of fraud

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13
Q

What is the purchasing system?

A

works in similar way to revenue system. Stages, risks procedures the same

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14
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What is the purchasing system order?

A

Order sent -> goods or services received -> invoice received - > payment of cash

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15
Q

When the goods are received what should be raised?

A

A GRN

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16
Q

When the invoice is received what should this be matched with

A

the GRN note

17
Q

What are the steps of the payroll system?

A

Hours worked recorded -> payroll liability calculated -> payment to staff

18
Q

What are the steps to the cash system?

A

Request for payment -> payment authorised - > payment made or receipt -> payment and receipts recorded

19
Q

What does divisions of duties mean?

A

person signing cheque diff to person authorizing the recording of payment

20
Q

What inventory method should be used and why?

A

FIFO method reduces the risk of obsolete items

21
Q

What is the purpose of organisational control?

A

ensures; orderly and efficient conduct, safeguarding of assets, prevention and detection of fraud and error, accuracy and completeness, timely prep of reliable info

22
Q

What are some adv of automated systems?

A

Quicker, fewer errors, more security, easier to sort and analyse data

23
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What are some dis adv of automated systems?

A

Capital cost, training costs, malicious software, systems could crash