Auditing Property, Plant and Equipment
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What is the primary objective of sending confirmation requests to banks or financial institutions?

  • To verify the existence and balance of statutory funds (correct)
  • To review legal agreements related to statutory funds
  • To assess the accuracy of transactions impacting statutory funds
  • To evaluate the adequacy of custodial arrangements
  • What is the purpose of reviewing legal agreements or contracts related to statutory funds?

  • To evaluate the accuracy of transactions impacting statutory funds
  • To verify the existence and terms of statutory funds (correct)
  • To assess the adequacy of custodial arrangements
  • To confirm the balance of statutory funds with third parties
  • What should be disclosed and accounted for when reviewing legal agreements or contracts?

  • Restrictions or obligations regarding the use of statutory funds (correct)
  • The confirmation requests sent to banks
  • The accuracy of transactions impacting statutory funds
  • Custodial arrangements for statutory funds
  • What is the purpose of verifying the accuracy of transactions impacting statutory funds?

    <p>To ensure the accuracy of transactions and prevent errors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be assessed when evaluating custodial arrangements for statutory funds?

    <p>The segregation of duties and controls over access to fund assets</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of requesting confirmation from regulatory authorities or government agencies?

    <p>To confirm the regulatory oversight of cooperative operations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of inspecting legal documentation related to statutory funds?

    <p>To confirm the existence and terms of statutory funds</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary objective of substantive testing and reconciliation in the audit procedure?

    <p>To ensure the accuracy of transactions impacting statutory funds</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be properly documented and executed according to the audit procedure?

    <p>Custodial agreements for statutory funds</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary objective of the audit procedure for statutory fund member's equity account titles assertions?

    <p>To provide assurance on the statutory fund member's equity account titles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the auditor in the audit procedure for statutory fund member's equity account titles assertions?

    <p>To provide assurance on the statutory fund member's equity account titles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Property, Plant and Equipment Existence

    • Test additions to ensure capitalized costs correspond to actual existing assets.
    • For purchased items, obtain sales invoices or deeds of sale for real properties as evidence.
    • For self-constructed assets, verify construction costs by assessing total material and labor expenses.
    • Conduct tests on disposals by reviewing deeds of sale or similar documents to confirm the existence of disposal transactions.

    Non-Current Asset Account Titles and Assertions

    • Accuracy of depreciation expense should be validated through recomputation based on acquisition date, useful life, and salvage value.
    • Discrepancies from recomputed depreciation (often using the straight-line method) should be adjusted based on materiality.
    • Conduct impairment assessments to determine indicators leading to potential write-downs to recoverable amounts.
    • Conduct physical inspections of assets, particularly those pledged as collateral, to verify existence and validate related liabilities.

    Other Non-Current Liabilities

    • Loan balance verification involves recalculating totals based on repayment terms and interest rates, examining recorded interest expense against anticipated payments, and identifying any impairment signs.
    • Review contracts, such as loan agreements and leases, to ensure correct classification of debts (long-term vs. short-term).
    • Analyze terms and maturities of liabilities for appropriate balance sheet classification.
    • Confirm proper accounting and disclosure of any debt refinancing or restructuring in accordance with accounting standards.

    Presentation and Disclosure of Non-Current Liabilities

    • Review footnotes in financial statements for complete disclosures on non-current liabilities, including terms, interest rates, and maturities.
    • Ensure compliance with accounting standards, such as IFRS and GAAP, regarding non-current liabilities presentation.
    • Assess the adequacy and clarity of disclosures to assure relevant information is understandable for users.

    Member’s Equity and Share Capital

    • The audit process begins with a review of the company's articles of cooperation to understand authorized share capital structure, including types of shares and restrictions.
    • Board meeting minutes and resolutions are reviewed to identify any share transactions (issuances, repurchases, conversions) during the audit period.
    • Trace capital transactions from source documents—like subscription agreements and stock certificates—to ensure accurate entries in the general ledger.

    Existence and Accuracy of Share Capital

    • Confirmation requests might be sent to shareholders to verify the existence and accuracy of recorded shareholdings.
    • Review of the shareholder register ensures that all recorded shareholders are legitimate and that ownership records are accurate.
    • Testing of internal controls related to share capital transactions helps validate the effectiveness of the authorization, recording, and review procedures, which is vital for accurate financial reporting.

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    This quiz covers the auditing procedures for testing additions and disposals of property, plant, and equipment, including verifying capitalized costs and construction in progress.

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