Chapter 6 - Fraud and the Audit of Cash Flashcards

(45 cards)

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fraud is…

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the act of knowingly making MMs of the intent of fooling someone else

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2
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employee fraud is…

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the use of fraudulent means to take money or other property from an employer

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3
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three stages of employee fraud

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  1. the fraudulent act
  2. the conversion
  3. the coverup
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4
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embezzlement is..

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the act of employees or non employees wrongfully taking money or other property that they were entrusted to

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5
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three parts of the fraud triangle

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  1. rationalization
  2. opportunity
  3. motivation
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6
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economic motive

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actual or perceived need for money

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7
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psychotic motive

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“habitual crime” stealing for the sake of stealing

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8
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egocentric motive

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committing crime for personal prestige

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9
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ideological motive

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cause is material superior justified in making others victims

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10
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three possible opportunities

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  1. weak ICs
  2. circumvention of ICs
  3. the greater the position, the greater the trust and exposure to unprotected assets
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11
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a strong control environment is started by the…

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tone at the top

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12
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being aware of exceptions means being…

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skeptical and following up

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13
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reports, data, and files used to audit the cash account

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  1. cash recipes journal
  2. cash disbursements journal
  3. bank reconciliations
  4. canceled checks
  5. bank statements
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14
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when do you prepare remittance listing?

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after receiving cash and remittance advice in the mail

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15
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what do you enter in cash receipts journal when receiving a payment?

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total form remittance listing

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16
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record update to susidary amounts using…

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remittance advice

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17
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reconcile _______ daily

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remittance listing, subsidiary AR, and deposit slip

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18
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significant relevant assertions of cash

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  1. existence
  2. valuation
  3. presentation and disclosure
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19
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cash is….

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highly liquid, easily transportable, and not easily identifiable

20
Q

the more liquid, the ____ for fraud

21
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three examples of strong ICs for cash

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  1. dual custody for cash at all times
  2. lockbox arrangement
  3. fidelity bonds
22
Q

voucher packets are matched to…

A

prior year cash disbursement authorization

23
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deposits are reconciled to…

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amounts credited to AR ledger

24
Q

(IC) cash receipts are deposited intact and daily, what are the tests of control?

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Observe the opening of mail

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(IC) deposits are recognized with totals posted to the AR
for a sample of daily postings to the accounts receivable subsidiary, trace the amount to the amount of cash subsidiary ledger
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two cash receipts test of controls
1. cash receipts are deposited intact and daily 2. deposits are reconciled with totals posted to the AR
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three test of controls over cash disbursements
1. checks are not printed until vouched packets are prepared; employee compares amounts of packets to printed checks 2. checks are prenumbered and accounted for 3. bank reconciliations are prepared on a timely basis
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checks should be _____ and _____
prenaumbered and accounted for
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checks are not printed until...
you receive the voucher packet
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the amounts on the printed checks should be compared to...
voucher packets
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YE bank statement is in what month?
month of year end (December)
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cutoff bank statements are in what month?
month after YE (January)
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book balance =
bank balance + deposits in transit - outstanding checks
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in auditing balance per bank, you confirm...
standard bank confirmation with the bank
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in auditing balance per bank, you agree amount to...
cutoff bank statement
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when adding deposits in transit, trace to...
cash receipts journal
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when adding deposits in transit, vouch to..
cutoff bank statement
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when subtracting outstanding checks, we vouch to...
cash disbursements journal
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when subtracting outstanding checks, we trace...
checks cleared from cutoff bank statement
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in balance per books, we foot...
the entire reconciliation for mathematical history
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in balance per books, we trace...
the amount to the trial balance
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creating a "tight" control system may be an issue because...
it is a short term solution to a large problem
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business activity is based on...
trust that all employees will do their jobs properly
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often an indication of fruad is identifying a...
control violation
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