Acquisition and Expenditure Cycle is significant for any audit. It mainly focus on all purchase transactions. Thorough audit of this area - means, verify the billing process like start from requisition placement, receipt of quotation, issuance of PO, goods receipt note, vendor invoice till bill payment. This step involves different critical audit areas like whether finance team has compared different quotations and only then issued PO or not, then proper GRN (goods receipt note) is in place or not, proper invoice is in place or not, most importantly all the above steps were occured with proper authorisation or not has to be checked. Because at time, corporate may issue Fake PO / invoice and accordingly overstate their expense, which in turn finally show lesser income in books and lesser tax to government. Hence this is the major area of audit and hence auditors have to be very much familiarized with acquisition and expenditure cycle to ensure all expenses in books are properly authorised and accounted without any overstatement or understatement.
why is it improtant that auditors familiarize themselves with the acquistion and expenditure cycle?
explain the expenditure cycle.
Describe the weaknesses, threats, and controls of revenue cycle, payrol cycle, conversion cycle n expenditure cycle in proper detail?
Why are auditors interested in the controls associated with information technology? How do auditors use technology to conduct audits? Do most auditors use audit software when conducting an audit?
Why are auditors interested in the controls associate with information technology? How do auditors use technology to conduct audits? Do most auditors use audit software when conducting an audit?
Explain relationship between production, income, and expenditure in a mechanism of business cycle.
Which of the following is the auditors’ primary concern with respect to liabilities resulting from the acquisition and expenditure cycle? Multiple Choice Authority to incur liabilities is restricted to one designated person. Acquisition of materials is not made from one vendor or one group of vendors. Accounts payable are not materially understated. Commitments for all purchases are made only after established competitive bidding procedures are followed.
Why aren't auditors responsible to detect fraud in many cases? Should they be? Why or why not?
Adverse opinions are issued rarely by auditors. Why is that?
For the Expenditure Cycle REA
diagram in Figure 2, there is just one supplier per inventory item.
What are the business advantages & disadvantages of
that?
Special Topics in REA Modeling Calenueu nCA Diagram Supplier for Expenditure Cycle Request Inventory Red + Employee (Inventory Control) Employee (Supervisor) Order Inventory Employee (Purchasing Clerk) Inventory Supplier Warehouse Receive Employee
- why is it so important for auditors to maintain high ethical standards? - describe independence, and why is it so relevant for auditors? -describe the issue of recording time, and why not recording time may be against company policy? -Explain the code of professional conduct and give examples.