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Alisiya [41]
2 years ago
6

14-30 (Substantive tests of accounts receivable) The following situations were not discovered by an inexperienced staff auditor

in the audit of the Parson Company.
Business
1 answer:
Nadusha1986 [10]2 years ago
6 0
1. Several accounts were incorrectly aged in the 
<span>client's aging schedule. </span>
<span>Procedures: Compare age% to prior year AR -Analytical procedures. </span>
<span>Assertion: cutoff, Valuation and allocation. </span>

<span>2. The accounts receivable turnover ratio was far below </span>
<span>expected results. </span>
<span>Procedure: AR analytical test: AR/AP, AR turnover,etc.-Analytical procedures. </span>
<span>Assertion:Completeness, cutoff. </span>


<span>3. Goods billed were not shipped. </span>
<span>Procedure: Cutoff test of billing-test the last month invoices. Vouching to the shipping doc.-Inspection of records. </span>
<span>Assertion: Occurrence, cutoff. </span>

<span>4. Some year-end sales were recorded in the wrong </span>
<span>accounting period. </span>
<span>Procedure: cut off test of billing-test invoices billed subsequent to year end.-Inspection of records </span>
<span>assertion:Completeness, cutoff </span>


<span>5. Several sales were posted for the correct amount but to </span>
<span>the wrong customers in the accounts receivable ledger. </span>
<span>Procedure: Confirmation of billings-Confirmation </span>
<span>Assertion: Occurrence. </span>



<span>6. The allowance for uncollectable accounts was </span>
<span>understated. </span>
<span>Procedures: Test the ratio of allowance to old AR and compare to PY. </span>
<span>-Analytical procedures. </span>
<span>Assertion:Valuation and allocation </span>

<span>7. Several sales were entered and posted at incorrect </span>
<span>amounts. </span>
<span>Procedures: Confirmation of AR. -Confirmation </span>
<span>Assertion: Accuracy and valuation </span>


<span>8. Mathematical errors were made in totaling the accounts </span>
<span>receivable ledger. </span>
<span>Procedures: Foot AR aging.-Recalculation </span>
<span>Assertion: Accuracy and valuation </span>

<span>9. An unrecorded sale at the </span>balance sheet<span> date was </span>
<span>collected in the next month. </span>
<span>Procedure: Post subsequent cash to AR balance at YE. Reperformance. records. </span>
<span>Assertion: Completeness, cutoff. </span>

<span>10. Several fictitious sales were recorded. </span>

<span>Procedure: Confirm customer balance.-Confirmation. </span>
<span>assertion: Occrrence. </span>


<span>11. The pledging of some customer accounts as security for </span>
<span>a loan was not reported in the balance sheet. </span>
<span>Procedure: Review security agreements.-Inspection of record. </span>
<span>Assertion: Occurrence and rights and obligations. </span>

<span>12. Some year-end cash receipts were recorded in the wrong </span>
<span>accounting period. </span>
<span>Procedure: cash cutoff testing.-Inspectionof record. </span>
<span>Assertion: cutoff, occurrence, completeness. </span>


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