A Control Plan That Is Designed to Detect a Fraud

question 90

Multiple Choice

A control plan that is designed to detect a fraud by having one employee periodically do the job of another employee is called:

• A) segregation of duties
• B) forced vacations
• C) periodic audits
• D) management control

Comprehend the concept and necessity of reversing entries in accounting.

Recognize the various steps in the accounting cycle, including journalizing and posting closing entries.

Understand the concept of the operating cycle and its importance to a company’s cash flow.

Differentiate between various types of liabilities and their classification on a balance sheet.

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Definitions:

Exercise Price

The cost at which an option holder has the right to buy or sell the base security.

Risk-Free Interest Rate

The hypothetical yield from an investment assumed to be free of any financial risk, often reflected through government bond yields.

Time To Expiration

The remaining period until the expiration date of a financial instrument, typically an option or futures contract.

Option's Intrinsic Value

The difference between the current price of the underlying asset and the strike price of an option, assuming the option is in-the-money.