AC 410 Unit 7 Homework Assignment
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Questions Requiring Analysis 14-30<br />
Early in your first audit of Star Corporation, you notice that sales and<br />
year-end inventory are almost unchanged from the prior year.<br />
However, cost of goods sold is less than in the preceding year, and<br />
accounts payable also are down substantially. Gross profit has<br />
increased, but this increase has not carried through to net income<br />
because of increased executive salaries. Management informs you that<br />
sales prices and purchase prices have not changed significantly during<br />
the past year, and there have been no changes in the product line. Star<br />
Corporation relies on the periodic inventory system. Your initial<br />
impression of internal control is that several weaknesses may exist.<br />
Suggest a possible explanation for the trends described, especially the<br />
decrease in accounts payable while sales and inventory were constant<br />
and gross profit increased. Explain fully the relationships involved.<br />
For this question, you’ll need to look at the ratios presented and<br />
analyze the trends. What do the trends mean?
Problem 14-38<br />
The following are typical questions that might appear on an internal<br />
control questionnaire for accounts payable.<br />
1. Are monthly statements from vendors reconciled with the accounts<br />
payable listing?<br />
Monthly statements from vendors should be reconciled to the payables<br />
ledger.<br />
2. Are vendors’ invoices matched with receiving reports before they are<br />
approved for payment?<br />
The two procedures are test controls that provides auditors the<br />
evidence to access control risk of financial statements.<br />
Required:<br />
a. Describe the purpose of each of the above internal control activities.<br />
b. Describe the manner in which each of the above procedures might<br />
be tested.<br />
c. Assuming that the operating effectiveness of each of the above<br />
procedures is found to be inadequate, describe how the auditors might<br />
alter their substantive procedures to compensate for the increased<br />
level of the risk of material misstatement.<br />
Questions Requiring Analysis 15-30
You are retained by Columbia Corporation to audit its financial<br />
statements for the fiscal year ended June 30. Your consideration of<br />
internal control indicates a fairly satisfactory condition, although there<br />
are not enough employees to permit an extensive separation of duties.<br />
The company is one of the smaller units in its industry, but it has<br />
realized net income of about $500,000 in each of the last three years.<br />
Near the end of your fieldwork, you overhear a telephone call received<br />
by the president of the company while you are discussing the audit with<br />
him. The telephone conversation indicates that on May 15 of the<br />
current year the Columbia Corporation made an accommodation<br />
endorsement of a 60-day $430,000 note issued by a major customer,<br />
Brill Corporation, to its bank. The purpose of the telephone call from<br />
Brill was to inform your client that the note had been paid at the<br />
maturity date. You had not been aware of the existence of the note<br />
before overhearing the telephone call.<br />
Questions Requiring Analysis 15-31<br />
Valley Corporation established a stock option plan for its officers and<br />
key employees this year. Because the options granted have a higher<br />
option price than the stock’s current market price, the company has not<br />
recognized any cost for the options in the financial statements.<br />
However, a note to the financial statements includes all required<br />
disclosures.<br />
a. Do you believe that Valley’s management has appropriately<br />
accounted for the stock option plan? Explain your answer.<br />
b. What responsibility do the auditors have for the information in the<br />
notes to the financial statements?
c. List the audit procedures, if any, which you believe should be applied<br />
to the stock option plan.