Existence of Trade Receivables Is Usually Verified By

question 58

Multiple Choice

Existence of trade receivables is usually verified by:

• A) examining copies of sales invoices sent to the client's customers.
• B) sending confirmations to the client's customers.
• C) calculating changes in the receivables balance from one year to the next.
• D) evaluating the adequacy of the provision for doubtful accounts.

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