AUDITING & ASSURANCE SERVICES CONNECT AC
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.12RQ
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Inventory audit: An organization may be trading or manufacturing or a service provider. Every type of organization holds some kind of inventories and inventory has the same important as of the blood in the body. Auditor’s take special care while doing inventory audit because there are high chances of misstatements in inventory transactions.
To indicate: possible causes of book to physical inventory differences.
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