It Is Not Important for an Organization to Have Controls

question 54

True/False

It is not important for an organization to have controls to track the location, quantity, condition, maintenance, and deprecation status of their long-lived assets as the external auditor gathers evidence related to these issues.

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Definitions:

Cash Currently

Liquid funds that are readily available for use in the immediate or near future.

Notes Payable

Short-term or long-term liabilities represented by promissory notes that a company promises to pay back at a future date with interest.

Current Liabilities

Obligations of a company that are due to be paid within one year.

Long-Term Debt

Borrowings and financial obligations lasting over one year that are used to fund a company's operations, investments, or acquisitions.