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Briefly describe six reasons why the auditor's approach to obtaining an understanding of internal control is different when a computer is used rather than manual processing.
What is batch processing?
In obtaining an understanding of the control environment that affects computer processing, the auditor will often consider several matters. Briefly describe these matters.
What is online processing?
What function is performed by an edit program?
What is the difference between a minicomputer and a microcomputer?
What three methods or audit techniques are used to obtain an understanding of the computerized elements of an accounting system?
Define each of the general controls.
Describe the three most common types of batch totals.
Define each of the application controls.
Describe six controls that an auditor should look for in an independent minicomputer or microcomputer system.
Describe five potential control problems in an independent minicomputer or microcomputer system
Which of the following is a systems flowchart? a. A description of the sequence of operations and logic in a computer program. b. A description of the sequence of major processing operations and the...
Name two factors that determine the extent of knowledge that auditors need to obtain about computer control procedures.
Why might an auditor use a primarily substantive approach for the operation illustrated in Figure 11.3 ? FIGURE 11.3 Use of Microcomputer in a Partial Computer System The sales representative...
Which of the following procedures would not improve internal control in a computer system? a. One computer operator running all programs. b. Limited access to computer programs. c. Programmers not...
Which of the following is not an application control? a. Input controls. b. Processing controls. c. Output controls. d. Organization and operation controls.
Which of the following employees normally would be assigned the operating responsibility for designing a computer processing installation, including flowcharts of data processing routines? a....
Program controls in a computer processing system are used as substitutes for human controls in a manual system. Which of the following is an example of a program control? a. Dual read. b. Echo check....
Some computer processing internal control procedures relate to all computer activities (general controls), and some relate to specific tasks (application controls). General controls include a....
Which of the following would most likely be a weakness in internal control of a client that utilizes microcomputers rather than a larger computer system a. Employee collusion possibilities are...
Which of the following is an example of application controls in computer processing systems? a. Hardware controls. b. Input controls. c. Documentation procedures. d. Controls over access to equipment...
Internal control procedures are ineffective when computer department personnel a. Participate in computer software acquisition decisions. b. Design documentation for computerized systems. c....
Matthews Corporation has changed from a system of recording time worked on clock cards to a computerized payroll system in which employees record time in and out with magnetic cards. The computer...
Which of the following best describes a fundamental control weakness often associated with computer systems? a. Computer processing equipment is more subject to systems error than manual processing...
Which of the following is not a batch control? a. Control total. b. Hash total. c. Record count. d. Parity check.
For 2012, Tri-Comic Company initiated a sales promotion campaign that included the expenditure of an additional $50,000 for advertising. At the end of the year, Lumi Neer, the president, is presented...
Which of the following would increase control risk in a computer processing system? a. The custodian of computer records maintains custody of computer program instructions and detailed listings. b....
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When an online computer system is in use, internal control can be strengthened by a. Providing for the separation of duties between data input and error listing operations. b. Attaching plastic file...
Which of the following would an auditor most likely use in obtaining an understanding of internal control? a. Systems flowcharts. b. Record counts. c. Program listings. d. Record layouts.
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Talbert Corporation hired an independent computer programmer to develop a simplified payroll application for its newly purchased computer. The programmer developed an online, data-based microcomputer...
Examine the program flowchart on pages 348-349 and write a narrative description of the computer processing shown. Include in your narrative a general description of the error messages. In the...
Examine the systems flowchart shown and write a detailed narrative of the procedures shown in the flowchart.
Ineffective internal control may allow errors or fraud to occur. For each of the following situations, indicate the error or fraud that could occur. a. The computer operator, who has some knowledge...
You are reviewing audit work papers containing a narrative description of the Tenney Corporation's factory payroll system. A portion of that narrative is as follows: Factory employees punch time...
George Beemster, CPA, is auditing the financial statements of the Louisville Sales Corporation, which recently installed a new computer. The following comments have been extracted from Mr. Beemster's...
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Smaller Company is a manufacturer of plastic golf balls. Since the company was organized, it has used central processing for all of its computerized accounting operations. Early this year management...
When auditing a computer accounting system, the independent auditor should understand how the use of computers affects the various characteristics of internal control. The indepen dent auditor should...
Contrast the purpose of and the methods of per- forming the four following tests of controls in a computer system. a. Test data. b. Integrated test facility c. Online audit monitor. d. Parallel...
What is meant by "through the computer approaches" to performing tests of controls?
Describe the use of parallel simulation to test the client's computer program.
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of using online audit monitoring.
What are some of the limitations of using test data?
Give five examples of functions that can be performed by a computer-assisted audit program.
What are computer-assisted audit programs?
Describe the guidelines for assessing control risk.
Which of the following tests of controls require use of the computer? a. Observe the reconciliation of control totals with computer processing results. b. Design and process test data. c. Examine...
What items should auditors consider when deciding whether to use computer-assisted audit programs?
Name four types of spreadsheet working papers that can be produced with microcomputers.
Which of the following is not performed by computer-assisted audit programs? a. Scanning or examining computer records. b. Checking computations. c. Comparing data on different records. d. Assessing...
Which of the following is a description of the integrated test facility? a. Simulated data and actual client data are processed with the client's computer program. b. Simulated data are processed on...
Which of the following tests of controls do not require use of the computer? a. Compare computer output with source documentation. b. Test data. c. Integrated test facility. d. Parallel simulation.
An auditor most likely would introduce test data into a computerized payroll system to test internal controls related to the a. Existence of unclaimed payroll checks held by supervisors. b. Early...
Which of the following statements most likely represents a disadvantage for an entity that keeps microcomputer-prepared data files rather than manually prepared files? a. Attention is focused on the...
The above flowchart depicts a. Program code checking. b. Parallel simulation. c. Test data. d. Controlled reprocessing.
The above flowchart depicts a. Program code checking. b. Parallel simulation. c. Test data. d. Controlled reprocessing. Trans- action file Client's program Auditor's program Master file Output...
Assume that an auditor estimates that 10,000 checks were issued during the accounting period. If a computer application control that performs a limit check for each check request is to be subjected...
When an auditor tests a computerized accounting system, which of the following is true of the test data approach a. Test data must consist of all possible valid and invalid conditions. b. The program...
Which of the following is not among the errors that an auditor might include in test data when auditing a client's computer system? a. Numeric characters in alphanumeric fields. b. Differences in...
Auditing by testing the input and output of a computer system instead of the computer program itself will a. Detect all program errors, regardless of the nature of the output. b. Not detect program...
An auditor would least likely use computer software to a. Access client data files. b. Prepare spreadsheets. c. Access control risk d. Perform parallel simulations.
A primary advantage of using computer-assisted audit programs to audit the financial statements of a client that uses a computer system is that the auditor may a. Consider increasing the use of...
Initially at rest, an egg is released from the top of a tall building. After a brief delay, a second egg is hurled down from the same height at a rate of 6.15 m/s. If both eggs splat on the ground at...
An auditor using audit software probably would be least interested in which of the following fields in a computerized perpetual inventory file? a. Economic order quantity. b. Warehouse location. c....
Refer to Question 11-44 in Chapter 11. For each weakness noted in the question, indicate a general control or an application control that would overcome that weakness and how that control could be...
Johnson, CPA, was engaged to audit the financial statements of Horizon Incorporated, which has its own computer installation. While obtaining an understanding of internal control, Johnson found that...
During an audit of a company that uses computers, Mr. Sure, the auditor, decided to process test data with some of the client's computer programs. The computer output matched his predesigned output....
Refer to Chapter 11 and review Figures 11.1 through 11.3. Then review Figure 12.6 in this chapter. Figure 12.6 a. The auditor decided to use the following audit strategies. (1) A lower control risk...
Two auditors for the CPA firm of Alford \& Alford were engaged in a discussion about the best way to test the computer controls of their client, Mod-Comp., Inc. Jane Tester contended that the...
The following is a list of tasks performed by auditors in gathering evidence to support their opinion. For each task, indicate whether a computer-assisted audit program could be used. Indicate the...
The auditors of Update Company were considering the use of a computer-assisted audit program to gather and document evidence from their client's computerized files. Most of the transactions,...
189 3. A mass of 2.0 kg is suspended between two pillars. The angles created are 30 and 40. Determine the tensions (represented as T and Tz here) in each cable? FBD (Include a coordinate system,...
An auditor's client has a magnetic disk that contains the detail of its customers' insurance policies by policy number. Unknown to the auditor is the fact that many of the policies are for...
An auditor accesses a magnetic disk file that contains the dollar amounts of all client inventory items by style number. The information on the disk is in no particular sequence. By use of a...
In many cases, the auditor uses the output of a computer-assisted audit program for the same purpose as if the output were obtained through manual means. For each of the following examples of...
How does the auditor evaluate the competency of audit evidence obtained from outside sources?
In the past, the records to be evaluated in an audit have been printed reports, listings, documents, and written papers, all of which are visible output. However, in fully computerized systems that...
After determining that computer controls are valid, Hastings is reviewing the sales system of Rosco Corporation to determine how a computer-assisted audit program may be used to assist in performing...
Differentiate between the competency of audit evidence gained through personal knowledge of the auditor and evidence obtained indirectly.
Describe the relationship between reliability of accounting data and internal control.
How does an auditor make an objective evaluation of audit evidence?
How does the cost of obtaining evidence affect its sufficiency?
What is the difference between convincing and persuasive audit evidence?
IV. Adding and subtracting vectors using components A. The easiest way to add or subtract vectors is by first finding the x and y components of each vector. Consider vector A with a magnitude of 50 m...
By what three means may an auditor evaluate the reasonableness of the amount of an accounting estimate?
List the characteristics of audit evidence and give an example of each.
List and describe seven techniques for gathering audit evidence. State how each could be applied to the audit of inventory.
What is the "business approach" to substantive testing
Describe four guidelines that affect the use of analytical procedures as substantive tests.
How does the auditor use regression analysis?
How is ratio analysis used in an audit?
How does an auditor gain knowledge of his or her client's business operations?
Describe five transactions or events that may create substantial doubt as to the ability of an entity to continue as a going concern.
What records does an auditor review to detect related party transactions?
List six pairs of accounts on which audit work is often performed simultaneously.
Differentiate among known, projected, and likely misstatements.
Explain the review process for audit working papers.
Describe nine matters about which the auditor should determine that the audit committee is informed.
Although the validity of evidential matter is dependent on the circumstances under which it is obtained, there are three general presumptions that have some usefulness. The situations given below...
Which of the following statements is generally correct about the competence of evidential matter? a. Competence of evidential matter refers to the amount of corroborative evidence obtained. b. The...
When analytical procedures are used as substantive tests, some account relationships are more predictable than others. For which of the following accounts is the prior-year balance likely to be the...
An auditor audits an accounting estimate by any of the following means except a. Testing the process used by management to develop the estimate. b. Obtaining a confirmation from an independent...
In testing the existence assertion for an asset, an auditor ordinarily works from the a. Financial statements to the potentially unrecorded items. b. Potentially unrecorded items to the financial...
Which of the following best describes the most important stage of an auditor's statistical analysis of significant ratios and trends? a. Computation of significant ratios and trends. b....
For audits of financial statements made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, the use of analytical procedures is required to some extent As a substantive test a. Yes b. Yes c. No...
Audit work is often performed simultaneously on all the following pairs of accounts except a. Cash and common stock. b. Inventories and cost of goods sold. c. Property and depreciation expense. d....
An auditor may use regression analysis to predict an account balance. In the regression equation \(E(Y)=B_{0}+B_{1} X, B_{1}\) represents the a. Account being audited. b. Fixed cost in the account...
Which one of the following items is not a measure of a company's liquidity? a. Accounts receivable turnover. b. Acid test ratio. c. Debt-to-equity ratio. d. Operating cycle. e. Days' sales in...
An auditor has a responsibility to evaluate the going concern status of an audit client for \(\mathrm{a}(\mathrm{an})\) a. Period of one year from the balance sheet date. b. Period of one year from...
If related party transactions are detected, the auditor cannot complete the audit until he or she a. Sends confirmations to all parties. b. Determines what the comparable arm'slength transaction...
An auditor searching for related party transactions should obtain an understanding of each subsidiary's relationship to the total entity because a. This may permit the audit of intercompany account...
Analytical procedures used in the overall review stage of an audit generally include a. Gathering evidence concerning account balances that have not changed from the prior year. b. Retesting control...
If an auditor has substantial doubt as to an entity's ability to continue as a going concern, he or she should a. Discontinue the audit. b. Consider management's plans for generating additional cash...
All the following may indicate substantial doubt as to an entity's ability to continue as a going concern except a. Work stoppages. b. Legal proceedings. c. Purchase of catastrophe insurance. d....
In the audit of accounts receivable an auditor sends confirmations to all customers with balances of \(\$ 50,000\) or more and to a sample of 25 percent of the customers with balances of less than...
In the course of an audit, the auditor will normally prepare a schedule of unadjusted differences for which the auditor did not propose adjustment when they were uncovered. What is the primary...
An auditor would least likely initiate a discussion with a client's audit committee concerning a. The methods used to account for significant unusual transactions. b. The maximum dollar amount of...
For each description, match the term or terms that relates to the description. Each term may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Description 1. Sufficient competent evidential matter is to...
An auditor is considering whether the omission of a substantive procedure considered necessary at the time of an audit may impair the auditor's present ability to support the previously expressed...
One of the clients of Cain, CPA, is a local financial institution. As part of the standard audit procedures, Cain sent notes receivable confirmations to 50 of the 2,000 customers. Although a return...
One of the audit clients of Brown and Brown, CPAs, is We-Fit Manufacturing Company, makers of shirts, sweaters, and other clothing items. The finished goods inventory consists of merchandise placed...
In each of the following cases, rank the various items of evidence on a scale from most persuasive to least persuasive. Furnish support for your rankings. a. Evidence to support the cash account. (1)...
You are the auditor of Star Manufacturing Company. A trial balance taken from the books of Star at year-end follows. Required: a. Which accounts should be confirmed with outside sources? b. Describe...
Mary Smith, a new staff auditor, has been assigned to interview Mad Dog Clancy, controller, about variations between expected and book amounts noted in performing analytical procedures as substantive...
Classify the following items of audit evidence from most reliable (1) to least reliable (17). Discuss the reasons for your classifications. a. Canceled payroll check. b. Copy of client sales invoice....
Analytical procedures are an important part of the audit process and consist of evaluations of financial information made by the study of plausible relationships among both financial and nonfinancial...
Bill Kelting, audit senior from New York City, was assigned to be in charge of the Hogeye Ranch Company audit. Before this engagement the only cows Bill had seen were in pictures. However, Bill knew...
The purpose of all auditing procedures is to gather sufficient competent evidence to form an opinion regarding the financial statements taken as a whole. Required: a. In addition to the example...
You are completing your audit of Carleson Motorcycle Manufacturing Company and evaluating the going concern status of the company. Competition from foreign motorcycle makers has been severe. The...
Joyce Cover, CPA, was engaged to audit the financial statements of Extensive, Inc., a first time audit client, for the year ended December 31, 19X6. The assessment of control risk was conducted...
Trend and Jones, CPAs, were planning their initial audit of Kargo Corporation, whose stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Although the partners had consulted with the predecessor auditor and...
For each audit procedure, indicate (1) the assertion to which it relates, (2) the means of gathering audit evidence, and (3) the characteristic of the audit evidence gathered. The first audit...
Presented below are two sets of financial ratios. The ratios in the first column were computed from EAZ Manufacturing's prior-year audited statements. In the second column are ratios computed from...
You have completed your audit of Ethridge Construction Company for the year ended November \(30,19 \times 5\), and have scheduled a meeting with the company's audit committee for the next day. The...
When sampling is used to test the hypothesis that the evidence supports the account balance, what are the two parts of the sampling objective?
Describe the two types of sampling risks for substantive tests.
In what three ways could the sampling unit be defined for a substantive test?
What situations should the auditor consider when defining the population for a substantive test? ways could the sampling unit be defined for a substantive test?
In most audit sampling situations, what is the characteristic of primary interest?
What five items must the auditor consider to determine the sample size when using statistical or non statistical sampling methods for a substantive test?
What three sampling techniques can the auditor use for a substantive test?
What is the relationship between tolerable misstatement and sample size?
What are the consequences of incorrectly rejecting a hypothesis that the evidence supports an account balance?
What is stratification, and how does it affect sample size for substantive tests?
Consider three vectors, A, B, and C such that A+B+C=-3.55 m. Find the magnitude of if A and B have components of: Ax -0.89 m Ay 0.67 m Bt 0.18 m By 0.92 m C= m Report your numerical answer below,...
Describe two ways to calculate a projected misstatement in the population when non statistical sampling is used.
Discuss three ways that a sample can be selected in substantive testing.
Why does the sample size of a substantive test increase as the expected misstatement in the population increases?
Why do ratio and difference estimation methods usually produce smaller sample sizes than the mean estimation method?
In classical statistical sampling, what four items are used to obtain the optimum sample size for estimating the dollar amount of a population?
What three methods can be used to estimate the dollar amount of a population when classical statistical sampling is used?
What are the characteristics of a population to which an auditor would apply probability proportional to size sampling?
In classical statistical sampling, how does the auditor determine whether to accept or reject the hypothesis that the evidence supports the account balance?
In classical statistical sampling, what six steps should be followed in applying mean estimation?
Sampling results could lead the auditor to believe erroneously that the account does not contain more dollar error than can be tolerated. Which of the following corresponds to the preceding...
What four items are needed to determine the sample size when probability proportional to size sampling is used?
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