An audit procedure that involves taking a sample of recorded transactions and obtaining original source documents supporting the recorded transactions is referred to as what?

Q: a) Discuss the procedures to be followed by you at the time of examining the evidences? b) How can…

A: Audit inquiry: An auditor questions management about specific business transactions or occurrences…

Q: Identify the most important reasons for performing analytical procedures.  b) Describe the broad…

A: Analytical procedure is the procedure which is carried out by the auditors at the preliminary stage…

Q: A. Explain all things have to be taken care for checks and vouchers in internal audit

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…

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A: Option a is wrong because test of control is an audit procedure to check whether internal control is…

Q: stage of audit the audit program

A: Option a is wrong is wrong because during field work, auditing is done complying with the audit…

Q: An audit trail is a step-by-step record by which accounting data can be traced to its source.…

A: Vouching refers to checking the business transactions with their respective source documents.

Q: An audit plan is : a. The blueprint for conducting the audit and accomplishing the audit objectives.…

A: An audit plan is "The blueprint for conducting the audit and accomplishing the audit objectives."

Q: What are the different types of analytical procedures? Describe how they may be utilized in an audit…

A: Analytical methods : Analytical processes are the techniques used by auditors to analyze the…

Q: Audit sampling for tests of controls is generally appropriate when the application of the control…

A: Solution:- Introduction:- Audit sampling may be defined as ‘the application of audit procedures to…

Q: Name the record in which the auditor records the audit procedures performed, the relevant audit…

A: Auditing means checking the accuracy and reliability of financial statements. In the process of…

Q: The evaluation phase of the audit is referred to as ..................................? a. Entrance…

A: Audit refers to the inspection of financial records and statement of an organization. It is…

Q: Ultimately, is the purpose of an audit trail to follow a transaction from its input through its…

A: Transaction Process System: Transaction process system can be defined as a system designed to…

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A: In Statistical sampling, there are equal chances of selection of each sampling unit whereas in…

Q: In what way can audit procedures be modified to address assessed fraud risks?a. Obtain more reliable…

A: Fraud: Fraud is the act of deliberately conducting false reporting of facts, to acquire funds or…

Q: For each of the procedures described in the table below, identify the audit procedure performed and…

A: Procedure Audit Procedure Audit Procedure Classification a. Requested responses directly from…

Q: When inspecting records and documents as a sort of evidence, make a distinction between vouching and…

A: Introduction: Documentary proof or vouchers, such as invoices, debit and credit notes, statements,…

Q: Which of the following audit procedures uses “a purchase transaction” as the sampling unit?   A.…

A: Audit Procedures for Purchase Transaction The proper audit procedures which are needed in the…

Q: Continuous Auditing A. Define continuous auditing B. How is continuous auditing different from…

A: Auditing refers to examination of financial records of an entity with a view to ensure that such…

Q: n a situation that uses inspection of records and documents as a type of evidence, distinguish…

A: Vouching refers to the process of verifying entries recorded in the financial books of a company or…

Q: An auditor discovered the following matters while performing tests of controls: 2.A purchase of raw…

A: a)Control - Enforcing clear record-keeping and documentation procedures.

Q: Defining what lapping is and how it might be discovered by an auditor is the first step. The auditor…

A: Lapping is a fraudster activity in which one persons money is recorded as payment received from…

Q: QUESTION 1 Observing the client's stocktake enables the auditor to establish that: O a. items…

A: Auditing is the examination of books of account and financial books of account in order to ensure…

Q: Analytical procedures can be used in which of the following ways?a. As a means of overall review…

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Q: The most probable audit processes to verify receivables written off as uncollectible include Explain…

A: Procedure for auditing: Audit procedures are the processes, strategies, and methods used by auditors…

Q: Audit testing relates to the completeness and occurrence assertions. Discuss the testing activities…

A: Audit testing relates to the completeness and occurrence assertions where as vouching is used for…

Q: In determining whether transactions have been recorded, the direction of the audit testing should be…

A: An audit is a process of examining the books of accounts by the auditor so as to know whether the…

Q: The auditing assesses the reliability and sufficiency of the information through _____________ a.…

A: The auditing assesses the reliability and sufficiency of the information through _____________ .

Q: Reading BOD minutes of meeting by the internal auditors is an example of an audit procedures called:…

A: An auditor is a person appointed to check the accuracy of the financial statements of the company.

Q: Which of the following statements is associated with analytical procedure test? a. It helps to…

A: Analytical procedures involve comparisons of recorded amounts, or ratios developed from recorded…

Q: During the planning phase of an audit client, Ana Alitick (auditor) utilises analytical procedures.…

A: Introduction: An audit is the examination or safety checks of various books of accounts by an…

Q: In auditing through the computer, CPAs may use test data. (1) What are test data? (2) Why do CPAs…

A: Auditing is the process of independent examination of the information and the accuracy of the…

Q: ing and extent of the evidence play a critical role. What do these terms refer to in relation to…

A: Paper containers such as packages, envelopes, and bags will be used to gather the majority of the…

Q: Listed in the table below are some common audit procedures. For each procedure below: Identify…

A: An audit of financial statements is an examination conducted by an independent auditor on the…

Q: Which TWO of the following statements regarding the use of analytical procedures of the audit are…

A: Audit procedure is different types of steps that are followed by an auditor while conducting the…

Q: List the transaction-related audit objectives for the audit of salestransactions. For each…

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Q: 1. Explain the concepts of materiality and audit risk and the relationship between them? 2.…

A: 1. Concepts of materiality and audit risk. 2. Audit strategy and audit plan 3. Analytical procedure

Q: Assessment of audit risk is carried out by the auditor at this stage of the audit process: a. Audit…

A: Audit risk: It can be defined as the risk that the entity’s financial statements are significantly…

Q: Distinguish between internal documentation and external documentation as types of audit evidence.…

A: Internal documentation:   An internal documentation is prepared within an organization of the client…

Q: A(n) ________ is the detailed instruction that explains the audit evidence to be obtained during the…

A: During an audit, an auditor is required to obtain reasonable assurance that is based on the evidence…

Q: Audit sampling is commonly used for which type of audit evidence: * Inspection of records and…

A: Audit sampling is commonly used for selection of population which shall be less than 100% enable…

Q: Audit procedures are takes performed by the internal auditors and the auditee to gather the evidence…

A: The given statement has some typing errors. The correct question is: Audit procedures are specific…

Q: Analytical procedures are an important part of the audit process and consist of the evaluation of…

A: Planning the audit Audit planning is the vital and detailed program gives instructions about how…

Q: The most commonly used form of audit evidence is: a. Oral representation b. Written documents c.…

A: Audit evidence the supporting or all the information or sources that is used by the auditors in the…

Q: Which of the following is not a technique of collecting audit evidence? a. Analytical procedures. b.…

A: Audit Evidence It is the information collected by an auditor in order to make sure  the accuracy and…

Q: In an audit sampling application, an auditora. Performs procedures on all items in a balance and…

A: An Auditor takes sampling data to conclude his results.