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sveticcg [70]
3 years ago
11

Oceanview's inventory consists primarily of boats and involves a comparatively small lumber of inventory items. How would invent

ory observation and test count tracing tests differ if the client has a large number of inventory items and the client did not have a detailed list of inventory on hand at the time of the inventory observation
Business
1 answer:
lakkis [162]3 years ago
6 0

The question is about Audit procedures of inventory that differ if

The Inventory is in small number

- Complete inventory can be counted.

- The inventory is different type of boats each boats market price can be checked separately.

- Floor to record and record to floor can both be tested appropriately.

The Inventory is in large number

- Sample based count.

- The inventory is different type of boats each boats market price can not be checked separately, instead again a sample of inventory will be checked.

- Floor to record and record to floor can be tested on a sample basis.

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1                                 16.097                   13.865                      1.1609

2                                17.293                   12.849                      1.34586

3                                18.599                    11.938                      1.55797

4                               20.024                     11.118                       1.80104

5                                21.579                   10.380                      2.07890

<u>6                               23.276                   9.7122                       2.3966</u>

<u>7                                25.129                   9.1079                       2.7590</u>

8                                27.152                   8.5595                       3.1721

9                                29.361                   8.0607                      3.6425

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