Chapter 13. Auditing the Inventory Management Process
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1 Chapter 13 Auditing the Inventory Management Process Copyright 2014 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent of McGraw-Hill Education.
2 Overview of the Inventory Management Process LO# 1 Purchasing process Inventory management process Revenue process Purchase of raw materials Payment of manufacturing overhead Human resource management process Assignment of direct and indirect labor costs Sale of goods 13-2
3 Types of Documents and Records 1. Production Schedule Based on the expected demand for the entity s products. 2. Receiving Report Records the receipt of goods from vendors. 3. Materials Requisition Used to track materials during the production process. 4. Inventory Master File Contains all the important information related to the entity s inventory, including the perpetual inventory records. LO# 2 Production Schedule Inventory Master File 13-3
4 Types of Documents and Records 5. Production Data Information Contains information about the transfer of goods and related cost accumulation at each stage of production. 6. Cost Accumulation and Variance Report Material, labor, and overhead costs are charged to inventory as part of the manufacturing process. The variance report compares actual costs to standard or budgeted costs. 7. Inventory Status Report Shows the type and amount of products on hand. 8. Shipping Order Used to remove goods from the perpetual inventory records. Shipping Order LO#
5 LO# 3 The Major Functions 13-5
6 LO# 4 Key Segregation of Duties 13-6
7 LO# 4 Key Segregation of Duties Segregation of duties is a particularly important control in the inventory management process because of the potential for theft and fraud. 13-7
8 LO# 5 Inherent Risk Assessment The auditor should consider industry-related factors and operating and engagement characteristics when assessing the possibility of a material misstatement. If industry competition is intense, there may be problems with the proper valuation of inventory. Technology changes in certain industries may also promote material misstatement due to obsolescence. Products that are small and of high value are more susceptible to theft. The auditor must be alert to related-party transactions for acquiring raw materials and selling finished products. Prior-year misstatements are good indicators of potential misstatements in the current year. 13-8
9 LO# 6 Control Risk Assessment Major steps in setting the control risk in the inventory management process. Understand and document the inventory management process based on a reliance strategy. Plan and perform tests of controls on inventory transactions. Set and document the control risk for the inventory management process. 13-9
10 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions LO#
11 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions Occurrence of Inventory Transactions The auditor s main concern is that all recorded inventory exists. The auditor should also be concerned that goods may be stolen. Review and observation are the main tests of controls used by the auditor to test the control procedures. LO#
12 LO# 7 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions Completeness of Inventory Transactions The primary control procedure for completeness relates to recording inventory that has been received. Controls are closely related to the purchasing process
13 LO# 7 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions Authorization of Inventory Transactions The auditor s concern with authorization in the inventory system is with unauthorized purchase or production activity that may lead to excess levels of certain types of finished goods
14 LO# 7 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions Accuracy of Inventory Transactions Inventory transactions that are not properly recorded result in misstatements that directly affect the amounts reported in the financial statements. Inventory purchases must be recorded at the correct price and actual quantity received. Inventory shipped must be properly recorded in cost of goods sold and the related revenue recognized
15 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions LO# 7 Cutoff of Inventory Transactions Inventory transactions recorded in the improper period could affect a number of accounts, including inventory, purchases, and cost of goods sold
16 Control Activities and Tests of Controls Inventory Transactions Classification of Inventory Transactions The entity must have control procedures to ensure that inventory is properly classified as raw materials, work in process, or finished goods. By knowing which manufacturing department holds the inventory, the auditor is able to classify it by type. LO#
17 LO# 8 Auditing Inventory 13-17
18 LO# 8 Auditing Inventory 13-18
19 LO# 8 Auditing Inventory 13-19
20 LO# 9 Substantive Analytical Procedures 13-20
21 LO# 10 Auditing Standard Costs Materials Test the quantity and type of materials included in the product and the price of the materials. Labor Gather evidence about the type and amount of labor needed for production and the labor rate. Overhead Review the entity s method of overhead allocation for reasonableness, compliance with GAAP, and consistency
22 LO# 11 Observing Physical Inventory During the observation of the physical inventory count, the auditor should do the following: 1. Ensure that no production is scheduled. If production is scheduled proper controls must be established for movement between departments in order to prevent double counting. 2. Ensure that there is no movement of goods during the inventory count. 3. Make sure that the entity s count teams are following the inventory count instructions. 4. Ensure that inventory tags are issued sequentially to individual departments
23 LO# 11 Observing Physical Inventory 5. Perform test counts and record a sample of counts in the working papers. 6. Obtain tag control information for testing the entity s inventory compilation. 7. Obtain cutoff information, including the number of the last shipping and receiving documents issued. 8. Observe the condition of the inventory for items that may be obsolete, slow moving, or carried in excess quantities. 9. Inquire about goods held on consignment for others or held on a billand-hold basis
24 LO# 12 Tests of Details of Transactions 13-24
25 Tests of Details of Account Balances LO#
26 LO# 12 Tests of Details of Disclosures 13-26
27 Tests of Details of Transactions, Account Balances, and Disclosures LO# 12 Possible causes of book-to-physical differences: 1. Inventory cutoff errors. 2. Unreported scrap or spoilage. 3. Pilferage or theft
28 Tests of Details of Transactions, Account Balances, and Disclosures Examples of Disclosure Items: 1. Cost method (FIFO, LIFO, retail method). 2. Components of inventory. 3. Long-term purchase contracts. 4. Consigned inventory. 5. Purchases from related parties. 6. LIFO liquidations. 7. Pledged or assigned inventory. 8. Disclosure of unusual losses from write-downs or losses on long-term purchase commitments. 9. Warranty obligations. LO#
29 Evaluating the Audit Findings - Inventory LO# 13 At the conclusion of testing, the auditor should aggregate all identified misstatements. The likely misstatement is compared to the tolerable misstatement allocated to the inventory account. Likely misstatement < Tolerable misstatement The auditor may accept the inventory account as fairly presented. Likely misstatement > Tolerable misstatement The auditor must conclude the inventory is not fairly presented
30 End of Chapter
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