Final Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which document represents a decrease in A/P?
- Vendor’s invoice
- Purchase requisition
- Debit memo
- Receiving report

A

Debit memo

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2
Q

Of the five most time-consuming accounts to verify by test of balances, which is not related to the acquisitions and payments cycle?
- Accounts receivable
- Inventory
- Fixed assets
- Expense accounts

A

Accounts receivable

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3
Q

With regards to the proper recording of the liability, which is not a primary document that will be evaluated:
- Purchase order
- Vendor’s invoice
- Receiving report
- Purchase requisition

A

Purchase requisition

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4
Q

Recording maintenance as a fixed asset acquisition or capitalization is a violation of which audit objective?
- Occurrence
- Completeness
- Accuracy
- Classification

A

Classification

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5
Q

When verifying liabilities, the main focus is on understated or omitted liabilities:
- True
- False

A

True

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6
Q

Which of the 9 balance audit objectives is not acceptable to liabilities?
- Detail tie-in
- Presentation
- Classification
- Realizable value

A

Realizable value

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7
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Which is the more reliable type of evidence for tests of balances?
- Vendor’s statements
- Confirmations
- Vendor’s invoices
- Voucher file

A

Confirmations

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8
Q

Gains or losses on disposal of equipment does not directly interact with which other acquisition and payment cycle account?
- Equipment
- Depreciation
- Cost of goods sold
- Accumulated depreciation

A

Cost of goods sold

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9
Q

Auditing of equipment emphasizes the verification of current period acquisitions rather than the balance in the equipment account:
- True
- False

A

True

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10
Q

Which accounting failure with regards to PPE will likely have the most significant affect to the financial statements?
- Inaccurate depreciation calculations
- Properly capitalized repairs
- Tie-in between depreciation and accumulated depreciation
- Unrecorded disposals

A

Unrecorded disposals

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11
Q

Impairment exists when the fair value amount of long-lived assets exceeds its carrying value and that amount is not recoverable:
- True
- False

A

False

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12
Q

Which is not one of the three categories of IC for prepaid insurance / expense?
- Control of insurance charge-offs
- Control of insurance register
- Control of insurance valuation
- Control of insurance acquisition and recording

A

Control of insurance valuation

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13
Q

The source of the debits for the accrued property tax account can be found (and is likely already audited) in which journal?
- Purchases
- Cash disbursements
- Credit sales
- Cash receipts

A

Cash disbursements

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14
Q

Which expense accounts are rarely audited because of the low likelihood of misstatement?
- Travel and advertising
- Repairs and maintenance
- Rents and leases
- Legal and contingent liabilities

A

Travel and advertising

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15
Q

For the various accrued payroll liabilities (wages, commissions, withholdings, payroll taxes) which is a debit side entry?
- Earned wages
- FICA deductions
- Cash payments
- Payroll tax expenses

A

Cash payments

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16
Q

Confirmations are the top 1 or 2 types of audit evidence for the payroll cycle:
- True
- False

A

False

17
Q

Which is not a favorable attribute of payroll for IC?
- Large number of small, uniform payments
- Timing and amounts are consistent
- Employee complaints assist with identifying discrepencies
- Large end of year balances facilitate sampling

A

Large end of year balances facilitates sampling

18
Q

When a company uses a 3rd party payroll provider, the auditors can also rely on a service organization internal control report as part of their IC assessment:
- True
- False

A

True

19
Q

Accuracy, occurrence, and which transaction audit objective are important for test of transactions in the payroll cycle?
- Classification
- Cutoff
- Posting and summarization
- Presentation

A

Classification

20
Q

Accuracy, occurrence/existence, and which balance audit objective are important for test of balances in the payroll cycle?
- Presentation
- Posting and summarization
- Cutoff
- Classification

A

Cutoff

21
Q

Which is not included in the “other policies and contracts” portion of the test of balances for the payroll cycle?
- Payroll tax expense
- Board authorization of officer compensation
- Contract labor rates
- Commission and bonus schedules

A

Payroll tax expense

22
Q

Which is not a factor that contributes to the difficulty of auditing inventory?
- Different locations of inventory
- Internal controls that preclude taking physical inventory
- Often is the largest BS account
- Estimation of obsolescence

A

Internal controls that preclude taking physical inventory

23
Q

A perpetual inventory system allows for better understanding of shrinkage:
- True
- False

A

True

24
Q

Which is a credit to Work In Progress inventory?
- Cost of goods sold
- Applied manufacturing overhead
- Cost of goods manufactured
- Raw materials requisition

A

Cost of goods manufactured

25
Q

Auditing standards require auditors to perform an audited physical count of inventory:
- True
- False

A

False

26
Q

Gross margin percentage, as an analytical procedure, can identify possible misstatement in:
- Unit costs vs standard costs
- Delivery cutoff for AR
- Applied manufacturing overhead
- Cost of goods sold

A

Cost of goods sold

27
Q

Which prior cycle would test of finished goods have been tested?
- Acquisition and payments cycle
- Payroll and personnel cycle
- Sales and collection cycle
- Capex and repayment cycle

A

Sales and collection cycle

28
Q

Which is not an audit concern when performing inventory valuation tests?
- Proper cost vs market adjustments
- Valuation method must be GAAP compliant
- Correct choice between LIFO and FIFO methods
- Consistent method use year to year

A

Correct choice between LIFO and FIFO methods

29
Q

Which would not be audited in the capital acquisition and repayment cycle?
- Sale of treasury stock
- Changes to paid-in-capital in excess of par
- Fair value adjustments to available for sale bonds
- Interest expense on mortgage notes payable

A

Fair value adjustments to available for sale bonds

30
Q

If actual interest expense is materially larger than the auditor’s estimate, one possible cause is recorded interest payments on unrecorded notes payable:
- True
- False

A

True

31
Q

Which is not one of the three most important balance related N/P objectives?
- Classification - which parts of NP are current liability
- Completeness - existing notes are included
- Accuracy - NP are accurately recorded
- Presentation - NP are properly aggregated and disclosed

A

Classification - which parts of N/P are current liability

32
Q

Audits of RE of closely-held corporations are more complex than for publicly-held corporations:
- True
- False

A

False

33
Q

Which control is best for making sure stock issuance is in accordance with the corporate charter and authorized by the board of directors?
- Shareholders’ capital stock database
- Capital stock certificate
- Internal auditor reporting board
- Independent registrar

A

Independent registrar

34
Q

Auditors must verify whether dividend payments were made to stockholders who owned the stock as of the dividend record date:
- True
- False

A

True

35
Q

A stock dividend will result in:
- Decrease in capital stock, increase in RE
- Decrease in cash, increase in capital stock
- Decrease in RE, increase in capital stock
- Decrease in owners’ equity, increase in RE

A

Decrease in RE, increase in capital stock