Untitled Deck Flashcards

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What is the primary role of an AIS in the value chain?

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AIS helps collect, process, and report financial data to support decision-making and add value.

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What are examples of business transactions in the revenue cycle?

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  • Sales orders
  • Cash receipts
  • Accounts receivable adjustments
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What technologies are influencing AIS?

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  • AI
  • Data analytics
  • IoT
  • Blockchain
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How does blockchain improve accounting security?

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It creates a decentralized, immutable ledger that prevents fraud and ensures transaction transparency.

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What is the purpose of a source document?

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It serves as evidence of a business transaction (e.g., invoices, purchase orders).

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What is a turnaround document?

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A document sent to an external party and returned with additional data (e.g., utility bills with payment stubs).

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What are the differences between special journals and general journals?

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  • Special journals record frequent transactions (e.g., sales, purchases)
  • General journals record non-routine transactions
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What are control accounts, and why are they important?

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They summarize subsidiary ledger balances to maintain accuracy in financial records.

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What are some disadvantages of ERP systems?

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  • High costs
  • Complexity
  • Cybersecurity risks
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What are the four Vs of big data?

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  • Volume
  • Variety
  • Velocity
  • Veracity
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What are some examples of structured and unstructured data?

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  • Structured: Spreadsheets, databases
  • Unstructured: Emails, social media posts
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What is a text qualifier in data extraction?

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A character that marks the beginning and end of a text string (e.g., quotation marks in CSV files).

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What are the three main types of data analytics?

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  • Predictive (forecasting)
  • Prescriptive (decision recommendations)
  • Diagnostic (cause analysis)
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How can data automation improve accounting?

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It reduces manual work, increases accuracy, and speeds up financial reporting.

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What is data pivoting?

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Reorganizing data from rows to columns for better analysis.

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What is the purpose of data aggregation?

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To summarize data for analysis (e.g., summing sales revenue by region).

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What are examples of data validation techniques?

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  • Range checks
  • Consistency checks
  • Duplicate detection
  • Reconciliation
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How does data standardization improve accuracy?

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By ensuring uniform formats (e.g., converting dates to YYYY-MM-DD).

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What is misappropriation of assets?

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Theft of company resources, such as cash or inventory.

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What is fraudulent financial reporting?

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Intentional misstatement of financial information to deceive stakeholders.

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What is lapping fraud?

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A type of fraud where an employee covers up theft by applying later payments to earlier accounts.

22
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What is kiting in accounting fraud?

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Writing checks from one bank account to another with insufficient funds to create a false balance.

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What is SAS No. 99?

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A standard that requires auditors to assess fraud risks in financial statements.

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What are the five classifications of computer fraud?

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  • Input fraud
  • Processor fraud
  • Computer instruction fraud
  • Data fraud
  • Output fraud
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What are the key ways to reduce fraud risks?
* Implementing internal controls * Segregation of duties * Regular audits * Fraud detection software