belongs to book: AUDITING & ASSURANCE SERVICES | A Systematic Approach|William F.Messier, Steven M.Glover, Douglas F. Prawitt|10th Edition| Chapter number:11| Question number:11.8
What control activities typically ensure that the occurrence, authorization, and completeness assertions are met for a purchase transaction?
Occurrence:
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Occurrence:
- Observe and evaluate proper segregation of duties.
- Test of a sample of vouchers for the presence of an authorized purchase order and receiving report
- Review and test entity procedures for accounting for numerical sequence of receiving reports and vouchers
- Examine paid vouchers and supporting documents for indication of cancellation.
- Review entity's dollar limits authorization for acquisitions.
- Examine purchase requisitions or purchase orders for approval
- Review entity's competitive bidding procedures.
- Review and test entity's procedures for accounting for numerical sequence of purchase orders, receiving report, and vouchers
- Trace a sample of receiving reports to their respective vendor invoices and vouchers.
- Trace a sample of vouchers to the purchases journal.
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Completeness: