When Analyzing Exceptions, the Auditor Should Keep in Mind That

question 42

Multiple Choice

When analyzing exceptions, the auditor should keep in mind that

• A) all exceptions must be reported to management.
• B) they should determine the breakdown in the internal controls that allowed the exceptions to occur.
• C) the nature of an exception and its causes have no effect on the qualitative evaluation of the system.
• D) exceptions do not need to be analyzed if it is too costly.

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Definitions:

Wheel Of Retailing

A theory suggesting that retail businesses start with low prices and minimal services, gradually adding services and increasing prices as they grow.

Low Prices

The condition of goods or services being offered for sale at a reduced or comparatively lower cost.

Low Margins

Refers to a small difference between the cost to produce and sell a product and the price at which it is sold, indicating lower profitability.

Retail Life Cycle

The progression of stages a retail business goes through from introduction to growth, maturity, and decline.