Jawaban Audit 16-25

16-25 (Objective 16-3)
The following are the eight balance-related audit objectives,

six tests of details of balances for accounts receivable, and seven tests of controls or
substantive tests of transactions for the sales and collection cycle:
Balance-Related Audit Objective

Detail tie-in Classification
Existence Cutoff
Completeness Realizable value
Accuracy Rights
Test of Details of Balances, Test of Control, or Substantive Test of Transactions Audit

Procedure
1. Confirm accounts receivable ending balances and sales terms, such as right of return and
consignment arrangements.
2. Review sales returns after the balance sheet date to determine whether any are applicable
to the current year.
3. Compare dates on shipping documents with the sales journal throughout the year.
4. Perform alternative procedures for nonresponses to confirmations.
5. Examine sales transactions for related-party or employee sales recorded as regular sales.
6. Examine duplicate sales invoices for consignment sales and other shipments for which title
has not passed.
7. Trace a sample of accounts from the accounts receivable master file to the aged trial
balance.
8. Trace recorded sales transactions to shipping documents to determine whether a document
exists.
9. Examine duplicate sales invoices for initials that indicate internal verification of extensions
and footings.
10. Trace a sample of shipping documents to related sales invoice entries in the sales journal.
11. Compare amounts and dates on the aged trial balance with the accounts receivable master
file.
12. Trace from the sales journal to the accounts receivable master file to make sure the
information is the same.
13. Inquire of management whether there are notes from related parties included with trade
receivables.
Required :
a. Identify which procedures are tests of details of balances, which are tests of controls, and
which are substantive tests of transactions.
b. For each balance-related audit objective, identify which test of details of balances and test
of controls or substantive test of transactions partially satisfy the balance-related objective.
Answer :
a. Procedure for Test of Details of Balances, Test of Controls and Substantive Test of
Transactions.
AUDIT PROCEDURES FOR TEST OF DETAIL OF BALANCES.

1. Obtain the accounts receivable aged trial balance and trace the balance to the general ledger.
2. Use audit software to foot and cross-foot the aged trial balance.
3. Review aged trial balance for large and unusual receivables.
4. Calculate analytical procedures indicated in carry-forward audit schedules (not included)
and follow up on any significant changes from prior years.
5. Review the receivables listed on the aged trial balance for notes and related party receivables.
6. Inquire of management whether there are any related party, notes, or long-term receivables
included in the trial balance.
7. Review the minutes of the board of directors meetings and inquire of management to
determine whether any receivables are pledged or factored.
8. Trace 10 accounts from the aged trial balance to the accounts receivable master file to test
for correctness of aging and the balance.
9. Trace five accounts from the accounts receivable master file to the aged trial balance.
10. Confirm accounts receivable, using positive confirmations. Confirm all amounts over
$100,000 and select a statistical sample using audit software for the remaining accounts.
11. Perform alternative procedures for all confirmations not returned on the first or second
request.
12. Discuss with the credit manager the likelihood of collecting older accounts. Examine
subsequent cash receipts and the credit file on all larger accounts over 90 days and evaluate
whether the receivables are collected.
13. Evaluate whether the allowance is adequate after performing other audit procedures for
collectability of receivables.
14. Select the last 20 sales transactions from the current year’s sales journal and the first 20
from the subsequent year’s and trace each to the related shipping documents, checking for the
date of actual shipment and the correct recording.
15. Review large sales returns and allowances before and after the balance sheet date to
determine whether they are recorded in the correct period.
AUDIT PROCEDURE FOR TEST OF CONTROLS.

 Asked information from client personnel.
 Testing documents, archives, and reports.
 Observing activities related to control.
 Reset the client procedure.
 According to supplier invoices with purchase orders and receiving report before approving
the invoice payment.
 Check employee's attendance card before agreeing payment of overtime pay.
AUDIT PROCEDURE FOR SUBSTANTIVE TEST OF TRANSACTIONS.
 Tracing: select a sales invoice and searched it to sales journal.

 Vouching: select one sempel transaction recorded in sales journals and search into sales
invoices.
 Reperforming: check the timelyness and addition of the sales invoice.
 Inquiring: ask the client if there are any related parties transactions.
b. Difference Between Test of Details of Balances, Test of Controls and Substantive Test
of Transactions.
Test of Detail Balance Tests of Controls Substantive Tests of

Transactions
Test of detail balance are Test of control is determined to The subtantive tests are
designs to determine the perform internal controlled design to tests monetery
rasionality between sales, effectively and test materiality misstatements in fnancial
balance of accounts receivable of sales and cash transactions. reports.
and related accounts balance in
balance sheet.
Test of detail balance includes Test of control includes the The subtantive test of
confirmation of accounts actions of reviewing sales transactions relates with
receivable balance and review invoice with supporting audit test procedures,
the supporting documents. Like documents like sales general sample size, test of detail
sales transactions, cash ledger, cash receipts and letter balance.
transactions. of credits.
Test of detail balance helps to Test of control helps the auditro Substantive test of
establish the correctness of to understand internal control transaction avoid the
accounts ending balance. and is used to assess degree of probable financial
control risk for each transaction misstatements.
related audit objective.
Test of detail balance involves The test of control involves An effective substantive
verification of balances of obtaining evidence in gaining test of transaction reduces
balance sheet. understanding of internal other tests for internal
control. control.

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16-25 (Objective 16-3)

The following are the eight balance-related audit objectives,

Balance-Related Audit Objective

Test of Details of Balances, Test of Control, or Substantive Test of Transactions Audit

AUDIT PROCEDURES FOR TEST OF DETAIL OF BALANCES.

AUDIT PROCEDURE FOR TEST OF CONTROLS.

AUDIT PROCEDURE FOR SUBSTANTIVE TEST OF TRANSACTIONS.

 Tracing: select a sales invoice and searched it to sales journal.

Test of Detail Balance Tests of Controls Substantive Tests of

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