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Jose is a senior auditor in charge of testing controls over financial reporting.
The audit procedures require that Jose "maintain professional skepticism in assessing
controls for fraud risk." In the course of his testing, Jose finds a transaction that
occurred on January 5 at 11:30 P.M. that decreased the bad debts reserve account
enough to increase earnings per share to $.20, which met analysts' predictions. Jose
has a bad feeling about this transaction. For documentation purposes, he must articulate
the red flags for fraud risk for this transaction.
Required:
(a)What are the red flags for fraud risk demonstrated by this transaction?
(b) For each red flag state (a) why it is important, in other words what it suggests to
the auditor and (b) the follow-up procedure that Jose might use.
Inconsistent
Describes a system of equations that has no solution because the equations represent parallel lines which never intersect.
Graph
A schematic that depicts a setup of ties or connections among multiple objects through distinctive indicators like dots, lines, and bars.
Ordered Pairs
Ordered pairs are pairs of numbers used to represent the position of a point on a coordinate plane, typically in the form (x, y).
Simple Interest
Interest calculated only on the initial amount of money (principal), without compounding over time.
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