A Common Inventory Observation Procedure Is to Select a Random

question 45

Multiple Choice

A common inventory observation procedure is to select a random sample of tag numbers and identify the tag with that number attached to the actual inventory.The audit objective being achieved by this procedure is

• A)inventory as recorded on tags exists (existence).
• B)existing inventory is counted and tagged (completeness).
• C)inventory is counted accurately (accuracy).
• D)inventory is classified correctly (classification).

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Definitions:

Providing Service

Providing service involves performing tasks or work for customers, often in exchange for payment, as part of a business's operations.

Additional Paid-in Capital

This refers to the amount of money investors have paid for shares above and beyond the par value of the shares, recorded in the equity section of the balance sheet.

Selling Assets

The act of disposing of physical or intangible property owned by a company for cash or other considerations.

Revenues

The cumulative revenue derived from selling goods or offering services that are central to the business's main activities.