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Chapter 13, Problem 13.16MCQ
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Internal controls are policies and procedures defined by the management to ensure the smooth functioning of the business processes. Internal controls ensure the complete and correct accounting and safeguards to the assets.
To choose: the internal control activity designed to detect errors and frauds related to the custody of inventory.
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What are the risks that are caused by the following combination of tasks?
- The warehouse clerk who has custodial responsibility over inventory in the warehouse, updates the inventory subsidiary ledger and prepares an inventory summary for the general ledger department.
- The billing clerk bills customers and records sales in the sales journal.
Which of the following is not generally an internal control activity?
a.Physically counting inventory in a perpetual inventory system
b.Establishing clear lines of authority to carry out specific tasks
c.Reducing the cost of hiring seasonal employees
d.Limiting access to computerized accounting records
Which of the following internal control activities most likely addresses the completeness assertion for inventory?a. The work-in-process account is periodically reconciled with subsidiary inventory records.b. Employees responsible for custody of finished goods do not perform the receiving function.c. Receiving reports are prenumbered, and the numbering sequence is checked periodically.d. There is a separation of duties between the payroll department and inventory accounting personnel
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- Which, if any, of the following situations represent improper segregation of functions?a. The billing department prepares the customers’ invoices, and the accounts receivable department posts to the customers’ accounts.b. The sales department approves sales credit memos as the result of product returns, and subsequent adjustments to the customer accounts are performed by the accounts receivable department.c. The shipping department ships goods that have been retrieved from stock by warehouse personnel.d. The general accounting department posts to the general ledger accounts after receiving journal vouchers that are prepared by the billing department.arrow_forwardAnswer the following questions. a. Which department is responsible for initiating the purchase of materials? b. What is the name of the document generated by the department identified in (a) above? c. Typically, multiple copies of a purchase order are prepared. One copy should go to the vendor, and one is retained in the purchasing department. To achieve proper control, which other departments should receive copies of the purchase order? d. What documents does the accounts payable clerk review before setting up a liability? e. Which document transfers responsibility for goods sold to a common carrier?arrow_forwardPayable ICQ Items: Assertions, Tests of Controls, and Possible Errors or Frauds. Following is a selection of items from internal control questionnaires.1. Are purchase orders above a certain level approved by an officer?2. Are the quantity and quality of goods received determined at the time of receipt by receiving personnel independent of the purchasing department?3. Are vendors’ invoices matched against purchase orders and receiving reports before a liability is recorded?4. Are journal entries authorized at appropriate levels?Required:For each preceding item:a. Identify the management assertion to which it applies.b. Specify one test of controls auditors could use to determine whether the control was operating effectively.c. Give an example of an error or fraud that could occur if the control were absent or ineffective.d. Write a substantive procedure that could find errors or frauds that could result from the absence or ineffectiveness of the control items.arrow_forward
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