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  • December 1, 2024 at 9:18 am #713636
    aamna808
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    For each of the controls given below, select the type of control activity described:

    The internal audit department agrees the physical assets to the asset register to ensure completeness.
    Physical or logical control, Verification, Reconciliation

    Variances between actual and budgeted expenditure are analysed in the quarterly management accounts.
    Segregation of duties, Verification, Reconciliation

    The non-current asset register is password protected.
    Physical or logical control, Segregation of duties, Authorisation

    My answer: Verification, Reconciliation, Physical or logical control
    Correct answer: Reconciliation, Verification, Physical or logical control

    I don’t understand as to why for the first answer, are we not verifying existence??
    And what are we verifying for the second control?
    Please let me know! Thanks in advance!

    December 1, 2024 at 1:16 pm #713654
    Kim Smith
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    This is a questions about types of control activities – see page 72 in our notes here https://opentuition.com/acca/aa/acca-audit-assurance-aa-notes

    “Physical to book” is a test for completeness of recording
    “Book to physical” is the test for existence

    We generally talk about assertions in the context of risks of misstatement and substantive procedures – controls don’t have to be aimed at assertions. For example “timely recording” is a control objective – but you don’t see “timeliness” as an assertion.

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