Unit 4 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What department of a company puts together the sales orders

A

the sales department

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2
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What department of a company approves sales orders

A

the credit department

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3
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What department of a company prepares the bill of lading

A

the shipping department

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4
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What department of a company prepares the invoices

A

the billing department

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5
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What department of a company approves write-offs of uncollectable accounts

A

the treasurers department

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6
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A listing of cash receipts should be sent to which three departments

A

the cashier, AR (Billing), and General Accounting Departments should each receive a copy of the cash receipt listing

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7
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Can you tell me what is the difference between a positive, negative, and Blank confirmation

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A positive confirmation is one where the customer is required to return confirmation to the auditor

A negative confirmation is where the customer should reply only if something is incorrect

A blank confirmation does not include a balance, and makes the person provide it to provide greater assurance

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8
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What department of a company prepares the purchase order

A

the purchasing department

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9
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What department of a company prepares the receiving report

A

the receiving department

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10
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What department of a company records the payable and approves the invoice

A

the accounts payable department

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11
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What department of a company signs and mails checks

A

the treasurers department

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12
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what documents should be compared before an invoice is approved for payment

A

The purchase order, receiving report, and vendor invoice should be compared before an invoice is approved for payment

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13
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Name some of the common audit procedures related to the expenditure cycle

A

Performing a search for unrecorded liabilities (completeness)
AP confirmations (existence)
Examination of purchases before and after YE (Cutoff)

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14
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Define lapping

A

delaying the recording of cash receipts to conceal the theft for cash

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15
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Define Kiting, and how would Kiting be found

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Kiting is the overstatement of bank balances by transferring cash between banks and reporting the amounts in both bank balances simultaneously

it can be detected by reviewing each transfer and the auditor is looking for a disbursement date after year end and a receipt date after year end

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16
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What functions should be segregated related to payroll and personnel

ARC

A

Authorization (HR, supervisory staff, timekeeping)
Record keeping (Payroll)
Custody of assets (Treasury)

17
Q

What is the going concern period for FS under FASB & GASB

A

FASB: one year after the date the FS are issued
GASB: one year beyond the date if the FS

18
Q

Evidence from what auditing procedures may lead the auditor to conclude that there is significant doubt about an entitys ability to continue as a going concern.

ADMITS!

A
Analytical procedures
Debt compliance
Minutes 
Inquiry of clients legal council
Third parties 
Subsequent events
19
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What conditions and events may indicate substantial doubt about an entity’s ability to continue as a going concern

FINE

A

Financial difficulties
Internal matters such as labor difficulties, substantial dependence on a particular project etc..
Negative trends
External matters

20
Q

What phrases must be included in a going concern emphasis of matter (or explanatory) paragraph

A

Substantial Doubt
and
Going concern

21
Q

What is included in a rep letter and who signs it

A

it includes info relating to the: FS, completeness, fraud, related party transactions, recognition, subsequent events

and it is signed by the CEO, CFO and any other members of management who has responsibility

22
Q

What is an integrated audit and when do you need to do an integrated audit

A

it is an audit that requires both an audit of the FS and internal controls. These audits need to be performed together and two opinions.

It is required for all issuers, and when an auditor is engaged to examine the internal control of a non issuer

23
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In a financial statement audit, the auditor is required to obtain and understanding of the design and implementation of internal control, but is not required to do what

A

They are not REQUIRED to evaluate operating effectiveness as part of obtaining an understanding through a test of controls

24
Q

How do you calculate the upper deviation rate

A

Sample Deviation Rate + Allowance For Sampling Risk = Upper Deviation Rate

25
When planning out the sample size, what consideration does the auditor make and what relationship does it have on the sample size
The auditor’s allowable risk of assessing control risk too low is considered and has an inverse relationship with sample size when planning a sample for a test of controls.
26
The existence assertion is usually appliable for what financial statement items
Assets and revenues
27
The completeness assertion is usually applicable for what financial statement items
liabilities and Expenses