Question 1
An important balance-related audit objective is realizable value. Describe the purpose of this audit objective, what it is concerned with, and give an example.
Question 2
Below are five audit procedures, all of which are tests of balances associated with the audit of accounts receivable. Also, below are the eight general balance-related audit objectives and the four management assertions. For each audit procedure, indicate (1) its audit objective, and (2) the management assertion being tested.
Audit Objectives
A. existence
B. completeness
C. accuracy
D. classification
E. cutoff
F. detail tie-in
G. realizable value
H. rights and obligations | Assertions
V. existence
W. completeness
X. valuation and allocation
Y. rights and obligations
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1. Obtain an aged listing of accounts receivable. For a sample of individual customers on the listing, agree the customer's name, amount, and other information with the corresponding information in the accounts receivable master file.
(1) ________
(2) ________
2. Examine details of sales for five days before and five days after year-end to determine whether sales have been recorded in the proper period.
(1) ________
(2) ________
3. Assess the reasonableness of the balance in the allowance for doubtful accounts.
(1) ________
(2) ________
4. Inquire as to whether any accounts receivable have been factored or sold during the period.
(1) ________
(2) ________
5. Inquire as to whether there are any receivables from related parties.
(1) ________
(2) ________
Becoming a biped changes the way an animal balances.
Preparing the Patient’s Skin for Surgical Procedures
Procedures for Diagnostic Tests Related to the Musculoskeletal system
X-Ray Procedures Requiring Special Preparations
Prenatal Diagnostic Tests
Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances