Question: Assertion Auditing objectives What could go wrong? Mitigating controls Data analysis auditing procedures Data requirements Accounts receivable account balance Existence Amounts reported in the financial
Assertion
Auditing objectives
What could go wrong?
Mitigating controls
Data analysis auditing procedures
Data requirements
Accounts receivable account balance
Existence
Amounts reported in the financial statements represent valid receivables.
An order is placed and a receivable is recorded without any product being shipped.
Debits to accounts receivable are only generated from the order entry system.
Compare debits to accounts receivable against recorded sales.
Review and test subsequent receipts.
Evaluate proper segregation of duties by examining postings by source and preparer eg sales only entered by authorized salesclerk
Sales amounts
Cash receipt amounts
Customer names
Transaction dates
Transaction numbers
General ledger postings by preparer and source eg order entry
A shipping number and FedEx identification number are entered into the system as evidence of order fulfillment and discrepancies are investigated.
Verify that every sales transaction has a shipping number and FedEx identification number.
Analyze gross margin percentage trends by month and by customer.
Customer names
Transaction numbers
Shipping numbers
FedEx ID numbers
Sales amounts
Cost of goods sold amounts
Transaction dates
Completeness
Valuation and allocation
Classification and understandability
Sales class of transactions
Occurrence
Amounts reported in the financial statements represent valid sales.
An order is placed and a sale is recorded without any product being shipped.
A shipping number and FedEx identification number are entered into the system as evidence of order fulfillment and discrepancies are investigated.
Verify that every sales transaction has a shipping number and FedEx identification number.
Customer names
Transaction numbers
Shipping numbers
FedEx ID numbers
Sales amounts
Completeness
Accuracy
Cutoff
Classification
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