Exam 15: Auditing the Expenditure Cycle
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The processing of purchases transactions involves all of the following purchases functions except:
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Controls over the recording of a liability and the specific audit objectives to which they can relate, include all of the following except:
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An auditor might use a generalized audit software to perform sequence checks and print a list of purchase orders whose numbers are missing in a designated computer file.
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The accounts payable turn days is the mean number of days it takes to retire payables.
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The specific audit objective that recorded purchases represent goods, services, and productive assets received during the period relates to:
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Accounts payable is normally the largest current liability in a balance sheet.
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In the confirmation of accounts payable, which of the following accounts would be least likely to be selected by the auditor for confirmation?
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The cash disbursement function usually involves simultaneously accruing the liability and recording the cash disbursement.
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A purchasing function is usually responsible for determining that unpaid vouchers are processed for payment on their due dates.
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Management's commitment to competence should be reflected in:
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The search for unrecorded accounts payable relates to the completeness assertion for accounts payable.
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The net operating cycle represents the time from using cash to purchase goods or services to collecting cash from the sale of goods or services.
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Vendors usually provide monthly statements that are available in client files.
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Recent trends in accounts payable include all of the following except:
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Consider the following procedures for the verification of accounts payable:
-The client has conspired to prevent the auditor from confirming or otherwise testing vendor accounts that are materially understated at year.
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Monitoring activities about which the auditor should obtain knowledge include feedback from suppliers concerning future delivery problems.
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The expenditure cycle is especially prone to a risk of employee fraud through unauthorized disbursement of cash.
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A control to overcome submitting an invoice twice for payment requires that a voucher cannot be issued without original supporting documents.
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