AUDITING RMU
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Author: MESSIER
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.29P
To determine
Concept Introduction:
Audit procedure is a method performed by the auditor, to gather the possible document that helps the auditors to make a strong conclusion. The audit procedure helps to determine the nature of the financial information provided by the customers and all kinds of risks that occur in the financial statements. Audit procedure performs different test of controls to avoid the risks.
To discuss: The appropriate audit procedure for the selected assertions.
Correct match of selected assertion with the audit procedure is mentioned below:
Specific Assertion | Audit Procedure | |
a) | Verify that investment are properly described and classified in the financial statement (Presentation and disclosure-classification) | The auditor needs to develop an audit procedure to check that is transferred from the current to the noncurrent investment portfolio, that have been properly recorded. |
b) | Verify that recorded investments represent investment actually owned at the | In this assertion, the auditor needs to obtain positive confirmations of the balance sheet date of investment held by independent custodians. |
c) | Verify that investment are properly valued at the lower of cost or market at the balance sheet date (valuation and allocation) | Out of the |
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