A) Sales.
B) Cash.
C) Inventory.
D) Accounts receivable.
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A) Collection of receivables.
B) Purchase of merchandise inventory.
C) Payment of accounts payable.
D) Sale of long-term debt.
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A) Obsolete inventory has not yet been reduced to fair market value.
B) There was an improper cutoff of sales at the end of the year.
C) An unusually large receivable was written off near the end of the year.
D) The aging of accounts receivable was improperly performed in both years.
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A) Fictitious revenues.
B) Timing differences.
C) Improper asset valuations.
D) Improper disclosures.
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A) Cash receipts.
B) Payroll.
C) Purchases.
D) Sales.
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A) Consider internal control over credit sales.
B) Test the accuracy of recorded charge sales.
C) Estimate credit losses.
D) Verify the validity of the recorded receivables.
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A) Determine the approximate realizable value.
B) Consider the adequacy of internal control.
C) Establish the existence of receivables.
D) Determine the expected day of collection of each of the receivables.
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A) Completeness of sales transactions.
B) Collectibility of sales transactions.
C) Occurrence of sales transactions.
D) Billing of all sales transactions.
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A) The interest revenue on notes receivable is usually audited by independent computation.
B) Inspecting the notes is sufficient evidence of existence of the notes.
C) The auditors may evaluate the collectibility of notes by inspecting credit files.
D) Confirmation of notes payable to banks may be accomplished in conjunction with the confirmation of cash balances.
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A) Accounts receivable are overstated at December 31, 20X0.
B) Accounts receivable are understated at December 31, 20X0.
C) Operating expenses are overstated for the 12 months ended December 31, 20X0.
D) Sales returns and allowance are overstated at December 31, 20X0.
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A) Fax responses.
B) Oral responses obtained by the auditor through a telephone call.
C) Written responses to negative confirmation requests.
D) Written response to confirmations sent out without balances due.
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A) Shipments to customers were recorded as receivables.
B) Billed sales were shipped.
C) Debits to the subsidiary accounts receivable ledger are for sales shipped.
D) Shipments to customers were billed.
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Multiple Choice
A) The positive form for small balances, and the negative form for large balances.
B) The positive form used for large balances and the negative form for the small balances.
C) The positive form used for trade receivables and the negative form for other receivables.
D) The positive form when controls related to receivables are satisfactory, and the negative form when controls related to receivables are unsatisfactory.
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A) The account balances as of year-end will generally be confirmed.
B) The auditors will in general use blank rather than positive confirmation requests.
C) The auditors will be required to confirm accounts as of an interim date (during the year under audit) and as of year-end.
D) Confirmation will not in general be used as the auditor will rely primarily upon support such as vendors' invoices, purchase orders and receiving reports.
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A) Option A
B) Option B
C) Option C
D) Option D
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