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Paunlock po nito mam/sir. Thank you in advance po

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Objective 10-5

Assess control risk by linking key controls and control deficiencies to transaction-related audit objectives.

  1. Step 1 of 3​

    a)
    Following is the table identifying the one or more existing controls for each sales transaction-related audit objective:
    Transaction-Related Audit ObjectiveControl
    Occurrence• Approval is made by supervisor for all invoices.
    • Clerk of accounts payables has not any access to cash.
    • Approval is made by supervisor for all credit.
    Completeness• Cash register is maintained at the front of store department.
    • Clerks of sales department handle no cash.
    • Clerks of sales department summarize daily sales, which decide their commission. Comparison of this summary made daily to total sales.
    • Sales transactions are made to update perpetual and physical inventory for every month is taken.
    Accuracy• Owner sets all prices.
    • All calculations are rechecked by the supervisor.
    • Supervisor’s sales summary and all computer totals to sales staff summary totals are reconciled by accountant.
    • Monthly statements are delivered to customers.
    Posting and summarization• For updating of record computer is used. Monthly statement is delivered.
    • The comparison of aged trial balance is made to the general ledger.
    ClassificationNone
    TimingSales transactions are documented daily.
  2. Step 2 of 3​

    b)
    Following is the table identifying the one or more existing controls for each cash receipts transaction-related audit objective:
    Transaction-Related Audit ObjectiveControl
    Occurrence• Bank reconciliation is made for every month.
    • Clerks of accounts receivable department compare duplicate deposit slip to sales and journal cash receipts.
    Completeness• For all cash sales, cash register is used.
    • Cash received on receivable is prelisted.
    • Money is deposited by supervisor in a locked box.
    Accuracy• Cash sales are summarized by supervisor and is compared totals to the cash receipt tapes.
    • Bank reconciliation for month is prepared.
    • Comparison is made by clerk of accounts receivable of duplicate deposit slip from bank to cash sales and cash receipt journal.
    • Monthly statements are delivered to customers.
    Posting and summarization• For updating of record computer is used.
    • Monthly statements are sent.
    • The comparison of aged trial balance is made to the general ledger.
    ClassificationNone
    TimingCash is deposit daily.
  3. Step 3 of 3​

    c)
 

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[XX='Senpai Taki, c: 585614, m: 562502'][/XX] Ayy sorry boss,thread nyo po pala ito..nag notif lang kasi,kala ko may nagcomment sa thread ko😂
 
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