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Analyze the Balance Sheet and Income Statement for ABC Company. Come up with 6 questions for...

Analyze the Balance Sheet and Income Statement for ABC Company. Come up with 6 questions for the client that you would like to dig deeper into based on the change from 2016 to 2017. For each of the 6 questions, list audit steps you would take to check for material misstatements and would you allow you to eventually sign off on the audit report.

Balance Sheet
12/31/2017 and 12/31/2016
Assets Liabilities
12/31/2017 12/31/2016 12/31/2017 12/31/2016
Current Assets Current Liabilities
Cash           60,000         100,000 Notes payable             2,500             4,000
Petty Cash             5,000             1,000 Accounts payable           50,000           80,000
Accounts Receivable - net           40,000           65,000 Wages payable           35,000           42,000
Inventory           10,000           12,000 Interest payable             3,000             3,200
Supplies             3,000             2,500 Taxes payable                 500             1,000
Prepaid Insurance           12,000             4,500 Unearned revenues             1,500             1,300
Total current assets         130,000         185,000 Total current liabilities           92,500         131,500
Property, plant and equipment Long-term liabilities
Land           30,000           30,000 Notes payable           12,000           22,000
Land improvements             4,500             4,000 Bonds payable           75,000         100,000
Buildings           65,000           65,000 Total long-term liabilities           87,000         122,000
Equipment           26,000             8,000
Less: accumulated deprec         (25,000)         (20,000) Total liabilities         179,500         253,500
Prop, plant, and equip-net         100,500           87,000
Intangible assets Stockholders' Equity
Goodwill           15,000           15,000 Common Stock             5,000             5,000
Trade names           10,000             3,000 Retained Earnings           74,000           34,500
Total intangible assets           25,000           18,000
Total Stockholders' equity           79,000           39,500
Other assets             3,000             3,000
Total assets         258,500         293,000 Total liabilities and stockholders' equity         258,500         293,000
Income Statement
For the Twelve Months Ended 12/31/17 and 12/31/16
2017 2016
Revenues and Gains
Sales revenues    120,000    150,000
Interest revenues         1,000         1,500
Gain on sale of assets      15,000         2,000
Total revenue and gains    136,000    153,500
Expenses and losses
Cost of goods sold      32,000      40,000
Office supplies expense      30,000      10,000
Maintenance expense      10,000      20,000
Depreciation expense         5,000         3,000
Office equipment expense      15,000      25,000
Advertising expense         3,000         2,500
Interest expense         5,000         5,800
Loss from lawsuit      20,000         2,000
Total expenses and losses    120,000    108,300
Net Income    256,000    261,800

Capitalization threshold = $5,000 +

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Audit questions to ask ABC companies Management for analysis -

1. Nature of company and various types of revenue it is generating. List of various locations it is operating from.

2.Any merger/acquisition/sale /disposal of investment / unit/subsidiary.

3.Crediors and debtors ageing for year 2016 and 2017 to check creditability and liquidity position of company.

4. Any specific reason for increase in net income ratio by 10% as compared to previous yera - 2016.

5.Resons for Increase in office supplies expenses by 200% during year 2017 as compared to 2016. Further Bifurcation of Office supplies expenses to understand nature.

6.Goodwill valuation method followed by company. Any impariement done to goodwill balance.

7.Any leasehold agreement endered by Company or assets given on lease to check lease accounting.

Audit steps to check material misstatement :

  • Testing classes of transactions, account balances, and disclosures
  • Agreeing the financial statements and accompanying notes to the underlying accounting records
  • Examining material journal entries and other adjustments made during the preparation of the financial statements
  • Examining documentation indicating that a procedure was performed
  • Reperforming a procedure to ensure that the procedure functions as planned
  • Inquiring or observing regarding a transactions which are indifferent in nature.
  • Analytical analysis of assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenses
  • Observe a physical inventory count

I would allow to signoff the audit report once all procedure relating to audit and confirmations and analysis is done and which gives us assurance that there is not material misstatement.


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