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Outline the audit procedures an audit firm should follow in the verification of a manufacturing company‘s liabilities.

      

Outline the audit procedures an audit firm should follow in the verification of a manufacturing company‘s liabilities.

  

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Wilfred
- Obtain a schedule of payables, with appropriate age analysis and check this with the control account and purchase ledger
- Separate debit and credit balances, debit balances being included in receivables. This is called grossing up
- Review the individual accounts with the largest throughput of transactions during the period – not necessarily the largest balances at the end of the year
- Review year end cut off procedures for purchases
- Review internal control over purchase system which ensures that all goods received are properly recognized as liabilities of the company
- Select a sample of supplier balances which should be based on the reciprocal of purchases turnover in which case monetary sampling unit should be used.
- Check whether all the liability balances are made up of specifications outstanding within a reasonable period
- Check whether all items have been authorized for payment
- Agree the liability amounts, reconcile with supplier statements
- Consider the need to perform a circularization of accounts payable, seeking direct confirmation of amounts due
- Review payments to payables and other liabilities just after the year end
Wilfykil answered the question on February 23, 2019 at 07:24


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