Review Mod 1-Appendix Flashcards

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The tolerable rate of deviations for a test of a control is generally…

A

Higher than the expected rate of errors in the related accounting
Records

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If sales are 100,000 and receivables are 20,000 in 20X2. What happens to accounts receivable turnover for 20X2, if $5,000 are instead included in 20X3.

A
100/20 = 5 
95/15 = 6.33, accounts receivable turnover increased
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Deviations from specific internal control procedures at a given rate ordinarily…

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Result in misstatements at a lower rate

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What is the relationship between the expected population deviation rate and the sample size?

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Direct relationship

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In estimation sampling for variables, which of the following must be known in order to estimate the appropriate sample size required to meet the auditor’s needs in a given situation?

A

Acceptable level of risk

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Estimated rate of misstatements in the population. Why is this not needed to estimate the appropriate sample size in variables sampling?

A

“Rate” only applies to attributes sampling

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In statistical sampling methods used in substantive testing, an auditor most likely would stratify a population into meaningful groups if…

A

The population has highly variable recorded amounts

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7
Q

Calculate the allowance for sampling risk

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Allowance for sampling risk = basic precision + incremental allowance

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What 2 general kinds of sampling can you use to test controls?

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1 statistical sampling

2 nonstatistical sampling

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How would you use the statistical sampling table to determine that the upper precision limit was 14%? 2 things you would use

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1 number of deviations

2 sample size

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If a CPA has been engaged to review and management refuses to sign a representation letter, that is…

2) what should be the CPA’s response?

A

A scope limitation

2) not issue a review report

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Customers checks are received for less than the customers’ full account balances but customers’ full account balances are credited.

What internal control should be put in place?

A

Total amounts posted to accounts receivable ledger from remittance
Advices are compared with validated bank deposit slip

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Different customer accounts are each credited for the same cash receipt.

A

Total amounts posted to accounts receivable ledger from remittance
Advices are compared with validated bank deposit slip

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Comparing amounts posted to accounts receivable ledger with the validated bank deposit will detect…

A

Improper postings to accounts receivable since any differences
In amounts will be investigated

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Crediting more than one account for a cash receipt will be detected when…

A

The total amounts posted to the accounts receivable ledger is
Compared with the validated bank deposit slip

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An accounts payable clerk misplaces year end invoices for raw materials that were received on December 21, year 2 and therefore liabilities were not recorded.

What audit procedure should be performed?

A

Investigate unmatched receiving reports dated prior to January 1,
year 3

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Q

An examination of disbursements after year end will reveal situations in which…

A

Payables that should have been recorded prior to year end

We’re not recorded until subsequent year end

17
Q

The company tends to be careless in recording payables in the correct period.

What audit procedure should be performed?

A

From the January, year 3, cash disbursements journal, select
payments and match to corresponding invoices

18
Q

Identifying open purchase orders and vendors’ invoices will reveal a situation in which one would expect…

A

A receiving report to have been prepared

19
Q

The company’s receiving department misplaces receiving reports for purchases of raw materials at year end and therefor liabilities were not recorded.

What audit procedure should be performed?

A

Identify open purchase orders and vendors’ invoices at

December 31, year 2 and investigate their disposition