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This document provides a legend explaining the meaning of various tick marks that may be used for tracing financial statement line items and account balances to source documents like general ledgers, journals, and bank statements. It lists 17 different tick marks along with a brief description of what each mark signifies, such as whether an amount was traced to a general ledger, prior year statement, or confirmed with external parties.
This document provides a legend explaining the meaning of various tick marks that may be used for tracing financial statement line items and account balances to source documents like general ledgers, journals, and bank statements. It lists 17 different tick marks along with a brief description of what each mark signifies, such as whether an amount was traced to a general ledger, prior year statement, or confirmed with external parties.
This document provides a legend explaining the meaning of various tick marks that may be used for tracing financial statement line items and account balances to source documents like general ledgers, journals, and bank statements. It lists 17 different tick marks along with a brief description of what each mark signifies, such as whether an amount was traced to a general ledger, prior year statement, or confirmed with external parties.
SL Traced to Subsidiary Ledger PY Traced to Prior Year Financial Statement CY Traced to Current Year Financial Statement CRJ Traced to Cash Receipts Journal CDJ Traced to Cash Disbursements Journal PJ Traced to Purchases Journal CB Confirming Balance (Sent & received confirmation) A Vouched to current period’s bank statement B Vouched to prior period’s bank statement C Vouched to subsequent period’s bank statement ^ Tested for mathematical accuracy F Footed < Cross-footed CO Cut-off Document (specify document) PBC Prepared by Client PBA Prepared by Auditor
� Vouched to supporting document (specify document)