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Problem CH 6,7,8 - Amelia Zulaikha Pratiwi - MAKSI43B
Problem CH 6,7,8 - Amelia Zulaikha Pratiwi - MAKSI43B
Source : Arens, Elder and Beasley, Auditing and Assurance Services: An Integrated
Approach, Prentice Hall, 13th Edition, 2010
1. Problem 6-26
The following are specific transaction-related audit objectives applied to the audit of cash
disbursement transactions (a through f), management assertions about classes of
transactions (1 through 5), and general transaction-related audit objectives (6 through 11).
1. Occurrence
2. Completeness
3. Accuracy
4. Classification
5. Cutoff
6. Occurrence
7. Completeness
8. Accuracy
9. Posting and summarization
10. Classification
11. Timing
Questions :
Information Evidences
Recorded amount entries in the 1. Invoice from vendor
acquisition journal 2. Vendor confirmation
Physical existence of inventory 1. Inventory stock opname
2. Confirmation to warehouse keeper
Accuracy of account receivable 1. Customer confirmation
2. Check cash receipt journal or
delivery order transaction
Ownership of fixed asset 1. Examine legal document of
ownership
2. Check invoice from vendor
Liability for accounts payable 1. Vendor confirmation
2. Examine invoice from vendor
Obsolescence of inventory 1. Inventory stock opname / physical
examination
2. Compare the value of inventory
through sales invoice to convince
whether any mark down price or not
Existence of petty cash 1. Cash opname
2. Cash reconciliation document
3. Confirmation to cash custodian
3. Problem 8-28
For each procedure, indicate which of the first four parts of audit planning the procedure
primarily relates to :
1. Accept client and perform initial audit planning
2. Understand the client’s business and industry
3. Assess client business risk
4. Perform preliminary analitycal procedures
1. Send an engagement letter to the (1) Accept client and perform initial audit
client. planning
2. Tour the client’s plant and offices. (2) Understand the client’s business and
industry
7. Review the accounting principles (2) Understand the client’s business and
unique to the client’s industry. industry.
8. Determine the likely users of the (1) Accept client and perform initial audit
financial statements. planning.