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MOGI LEOVIANSYAH
NIM : 1901526911
Tugas Individu ke 1
Minggu 3
Tugas 1
The following risk factors were identified by various audit teams during the audit of their clients.
1. The client has a strong control environment and good controls over the existence of inventory.
2. The client is in an industry that has both significant regulatory oversight and complex regulations.
3. The client has recently experienced turnover in it's information technology group, resulting in
decreased segregation of duties and a deterioration of computer general controls.
4. The client is a private university with primarily full-time students, a small amount of receivables at
year-end, and good internal controls over revenues.
5. A company’s business plans are dependent on the success of entering new foreign markets with
existing products.
6. The client has used significant borrowing to fund expansion in a competitive industry and has a
narrow tolerance range regarding debt covenants.
7. Analytical procedures for a manufacturer show significant increases in both profit margins and
inventory turn days.
9. The telecommunications client is in a capital-intensive industry, and fixed assets additions involve
complex accounting issues.
10. The audit team has experienced several attempts by management to justify marginal or
inappropriate accounting on the basis of immateriality.
11. Analytical procedures for a manufacturer show significant increases in both revenue growth and
accounts receivable turn days.
For each risk factor (a) identify the type of misstatement that can occur and (b) an audit strategy that is
relevant to the risk factor.
Tugas 2
In designing the audit program for substantive tests of account receivable and plant assets in the Abbott
Company, the auditor identified the following audit objectives:
1. Accounts receivable include all claims on customers at the balance sheet date.
2. Recorded plant assets represent assets that are in use at the balance sheet date.
3. Accounts receivable are properly identified and classified in the balance sheet.
5. The allowance for uncollectible accounts is a reasonable estimate of future bad debts.
6. The entity has ownership rights to all plant assets at the balance sheet date.
8. Plant assets balances include the effects of all transactions and events that occurred during the
period.
11. The account receivable balance represents gross claims on customers and agrees with the sum of the
account receivable subsidiary ledger.
13. Appropriate disclosures are made about accounts receivable that are assigned or pledged at the
balance sheet date.
Required
Identify the financial statement assertion to which each objective relates. Use the following format for
your answers:
Objective Assertion
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Tugas 3
Audit procedures used in performing substantive tests during the audit of the Harris Company are as
follows:
5. Inquire of management about pledging of plant assets as security for long-term debt.
9. Verify accuracy of accounts receivable balance and agreement with subsidiary ledger.
10. Obtain details of accounts receivable subsidiary ledger and reconcile to the general ledger.
Required
For each of the audit procedures, identify (a) the type of substantive test (1-initial procedures, 2-analytical
procedures, 3-test of details of transactions, 4-test of details of balances, 5-tests of accounting estimates,
or 6-test of details of disclosures), and (b) one audit objective to which the test relates. Present your
answer in columnar form using the following headings: