D. The results of Test of control and substantive test of transactions
indicate the potential for significant classification misstatements. As mentioned in the second part of this case in chapter 18, invoices were not initialed as being internally verified. Three actual misclassifications existed. The controller explained that he often did not review codings because of the competence of the accounting clerk doing the coding and was surprised at the misakes This indicating potential misstatement and misclassification in addition, with the analytical procedures result in conclusion 6 analytical procedure shows that repairs, maintenance, and small tools expenses have increased materially, both in absolute terms and as a percentage of sales. Two other expenses have also materially increased, and one has materially decreased. This conclusion is indicating that there will be more extensive account analysis for repairs and maintenance, small tools expense needed. Also the other accounts where significant changes happened from prior years.