As part of your audit of the payroll for Jones Chu Company Limited (JCC), you used...

 

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As part of your audit of the payroll for Jones Chu Company Limited (JCC), you used generalized audit software. You had available to you the payroll transactions for the month of September and the employee master file as of September 30. You conducted the following tests, with results noted: 1. Ran a duplicates test on employee number in the transaction file. You found that one employee, Employee #320, had been paid twice, using cheque numbers 12376 and 12377. 2. Checked the calculation of "pay per period" in the employee master file (divided the salary field by 12 to derive the monthly pay). It was found that these calculations did not match for two employees. Employee #20 had a pay of $200 higher than the calculation, while Employee #220 had a pay that was $65 higher than the calculations. 3. Checked that "gross pay" less "unemployment insurance, Canada Pension Plan and income taxes deducted" equals "net pay." No errors were found. Required: For each audit test: i. ii. iii. Describe the audit purpose and assertion associated with your test. (6 marks) Discuss the results that the auditor would have expected before running the test. (6 marks) Discuss the implications of the findings on the audit process or on specific audit procedures. (18 marks) As part of your audit of the payroll for Jones Chu Company Limited (JCC), you used generalized audit software. You had available to you the payroll transactions for the month of September and the employee master file as of September 30. You conducted the following tests, with results noted: 1. Ran a duplicates test on employee number in the transaction file. You found that one employee, Employee #320, had been paid twice, using cheque numbers 12376 and 12377. 2. Checked the calculation of "pay per period" in the employee master file (divided the salary field by 12 to derive the monthly pay). It was found that these calculations did not match for two employees. Employee #20 had a pay of $200 higher than the calculation, while Employee #220 had a pay that was $65 higher than the calculations. 3. Checked that "gross pay" less "unemployment insurance, Canada Pension Plan and income taxes deducted" equals "net pay." No errors were found. Required: For each audit test: i. ii. iii. Describe the audit purpose and assertion associated with your test. (6 marks) Discuss the results that the auditor would have expected before running the test. (6 marks) Discuss the implications of the findings on the audit process or on specific audit procedures. (18 marks)