Mod 4 Wrong Answers Flashcards
One of the deposits in transit does not appear on the cutoff bank statement (the 9/29/05 deposit for $100), accordingly what are 4 substantive procedures that should be performed?
1 deposit should be traced to cash receipts journal
2 reason for delay should be investigated
3 supporting documents should be inspected
4 deposits should be traced to and from bank reconciliation
And cutoff statement
Balance per bank may be traced to a standard form used to…2
1 confirm account balance information with financial institutions
2 to cutoff statement (on which will appear beginning balance)
One of the checks does not appear on the cutoff statement (check # 988 dated 8/31/05 for $2,200). Accordingly, what 4 substantive procedures should be performed?
1 check should be traced to cash disbursements journal
2 reason for delay should be investigated
3 supporting documents should be inspected
4 both deposits should be traced to and from bank reconciliation
And cutoff statement
The credit for the check that was charged by the bank for an incorrect amount should be investigated on both…
The bank credit memo and cutoff statement
Comparison of the details of the cash receipts journal to the details on the daily slips will reveal…
What date cash actually arrived in the account
Examining the major property and equipment items may identify situations in which…2
1 An item has been retired (often due to replacement) and
2 is no longer available for physical examination
AU-C 500 indicates that effective internal control…
Provides more assurance about the reliability of audit evidence
Than ineffective control
Reliability of audit evidence relates to…
The appropriateness of audit evidence
AU-C 500 states that the auditor concentrates on key factors and assumptions that are…5
1 deviations from historical patterns 2 significant to accounting estimate 3 sensitive to variations 4 subjective 5 susceptible to misstatement and bias
An objective of analytical procedures is identification of…4
1 unusual transactions and events
2 amounts
3 ratios
4 trends that might indicate misstatements
As higher levels of assurance are desired from analytical procedures…
More predictable relationships are required to develop he auditor’s
Expectations
Relationships involving income statement accounts tend to be…
More predictable than relationships involving only balance Sheet accounts
In terms of analytical procedure relationships, relationships involving transactions not subject to management discretion are…
Generally more predictable
Interest expense would yield a high level of evidence through the performance of analytical procedures because interest expense…
Relates to the income statement and because interest expense
Is subject to only limited management discretion
Interest expense is subject to only limited management discretion due to…
Existence of related debt
Overall review stage of an audit consists of…2
1 Reading the financial statements and notes and
2 considering the adequacy of evidence gathered in response to unusual or unexpected balances
Tests of transactions to corroborate management’s financial statement assertions are performed when…2
1 Considering internal control and
2 for substantive procedures of transactions
AU-C 520 indicates for analytical procedures that the relationships involving…
Income statement accounts tend to me more predictable than relationships involving balance sheet accounts
Lead schedules
Aggregate major components to be reported in the financial
statements
The standard form to confirm account balance information with financial institution request information on both…
Cash in bank and collateral for loans
What is a reason that the usefulness of the standard bank confirmation request may be limited?
Bank employee who completes the form will not have access to all
Financial relationships the bank has with the client
The bank employee who completes the bank confirmation form, does not need to…
Have access to client’s cutoff bank statement to complete the
Confirmation
The auditor may analyze the completeness of sales using…
Cash receipts and accounts receivable
What is an example of an auditor analyzing the completeness of sales using cash receipts and accounts receivable?
Auditor may add year end receivables to cash receipts and
Subtract beginning receivables
To obtain an estimate of sales
While shipping as of year end will help assure an accurate cutoff of sales, the receiving activity has…
No necessary relationship to the sales figure
Deposits in transit are…
Those that have been sent to the bank prior to year end, but have
Not been received by the bank as of year end
Checks that have been disbursed per books as of year end, but have…
Not yet been received by the bank as of December 31 are deposits
In transit
Timing of performance of auditing procedures, involves the proper…
Synchronization of their application and thus comprehends the
Possible need for simultaneous examination
The timing of the performance of auditing procedures involves the proper Synchronization of their application and thus comprehends the
Possible need for simultaneous examination of, for example…4
1 cash on hand in banks
2 securities owned
3 bank loans
4 other related items