An Unusual Feature of Cut-Off Tests Is That They

question 25

Multiple Choice

An unusual feature of cut-off tests is that they:

• A) are always performed at year-end to verify a recorded balance even though they are tests of transactions.
• B) are never performed at year-end to verify a recorded balance because they are tests of transactions.
• C) are always performed at year-end to verify transactions even though they are tests of details of balances.
• D) none of the above.

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