An internal auditor is asked to determine why the production line for a large manufacturing organization has been experiencing shutdowns due to unavailable parts The auditor learns that production data used for generating automatic purchases via electronic interchange is collected on personal computers connected by a local area network (LAN) Purchases are made from authorized vendors based on both the production plans for the next month and an authorized materials requirements plan (MRP) that identifies the parts needed per unit of production. The auditor suspects the shutdowns are occurring because purchasing requirements have not been updated for changes in production techniques. Which of the following audit procedures should be used to test the auditor's theory?
Testing Valuation: The valuation of trading securities requires comparing their carrying value with current market prices to ensure accuracy.
Market Quotations: Current market quotations provide the most reliable and up-to-date information on the fair value of securities.
Accounting Standards: This approach is consistent with accounting standards that require securities to be reported at fair value, reflecting any unrealized gains or losses.
Verification Process: Comparing the carrying value with market quotations helps verify that the securities are appropriately valued on the financial statements.
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) regarding fair value measurement.
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