Accountancy, asked by karanjoshi96909, 9 months ago

For each situation presented below, indicate which means of gathering evidence would be

considered more reliable (#1 or #2) AND indicate a reason from the following list:

A. Independent source of the information (Independence of provider);

B. auditor’s direct knowledge;

C. Knowledgeable source (qualifications of individual providing the information);

D. degree of objectivity versus subjectivity; and

E. Functioning system of internal controls.

DO NOT DISCUSS your answer. CHOOSE ONLY ONE LETTER.

a. The auditor considers evidence relating to 1. The estimate of bad debts expense; or 2. The cost of

land acquired five years ago.

b. 1 The auditor relies on an analysis prepared by the controller of gross margin to sales for the current

and prior periods.; or (2) The auditor calculates gross margin to sales and compares to similar data

for prior periods .

c. Evidence involving audit judgement is considered by a member of the audit team. The individual is

1. An intern; or 2. The audit senior assigned to the engagement.

d. The auditor considers the quantity and valuation of 1. An inventory of cement blocks; or

2. An inventory of precious gems.

e. Auditor tests two segments of the company. (1) In the first segment, employees check another

employee’s work; or (2) In the second segment, no one checks the work of employees.

Answers

Answered by jithujilladi6
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Answer:

Explanation:

a. 1 The auditor relies on an analysis prepared by the controller of gross margin to sales for the current and prior periods.; or (2) The auditor calculates gross margin to sales and compares to similar data for prior periods .

b. The auditor considers evidence relating to 1. The estimate of bad debts expense; or 2. The cost of land acquired five years ago. c. The auditor considers the quantity and valuation of 1. An inventory of cement blocks; or 2. An inventory of precious gems.

d. The auditor tests two segments of the company. (1) In the first segment, the auditor assesses control risk

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