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D.Vouching retirements of Plant and Equipment.
The following are the tests used to test property, Plant and equipment for overstatement.
1.Investigation of reductions in insurance coverage : since insurance is based on value of property it will be a good indication to see whether there is an overstatement.
2.Review of property tax bills: The amount of property tax bill can be a good indication of the property value.
3.Retirement work orders help us assessing the amount of assets retired.
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