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Audit Program Cash and bank balances

Audit Program WP Ref.:


Prepared
(i) Cash and bank balances by:
Date:
Reviewed
by
Date
Client:
Period:
Subject: Cash and bank balances

Account balances: Amount in Rs.


Cash in hand
Cash at bank- Current
- PLS

Classes of transactions:

S. Audit Objectives Assertions Risk Assessment


No.

IR CR ROSM

1. All cash and bank balances are


completely and accurately recorded CA

2. All recorded cash and bank balances


actually exist. E

3. All cash and bank balances are


recorded at appropriate values. V

4. All cash and bank balances recorded


are owned by the client and title is
also in the name of client. R

5. All cash and bank balances are OCAL


presented and all disclosures have
been given in accordance with the
Fourth Schedule of the Companies
Ordinance, 1984 and relevant IASs. RVU

S. Audit Procedures Objective Done by W. P. Ref.


No.

Test of Controls

1. Assess the reasonableness of design of ALL


system of internal control by enquiring
relevant client personnel and documenting
the same (if not a documented system
manual has been developed by the client).
A walk through test would be necessary to
confirm the understanding as documented.
Identify the preventive (exercised before
incurrence of transactions and event) and
detective (exercised after incurrence of
transactions and event) controls
established by management to support its
assertions.

2. Check on sample of selected transactions ALL


covering the whole period that all
preventive controls are exercised on all
transactions.

3. Check on a sample of transactions that ALL


detective controls are appropriately been
exercised and in case of any detection of
error/ fraud, proper steps have been taken
to avoid recurrence of the same.

4. Check that proper bank reconciliations are ALL


prepared, checked and approved. Long
outstanding items are followed up and
proper disposition of such items is made.

5. Proper segregation of duties between CE


custodian and accounting and approving
personnel exist.

6. Payments vouchers are appropriately ECA


prepared and properly approved by
designated authority.
S. Audit Procedures Objective Done by W. P. Ref.
No.

7. Ensure that management does not override


the designed controls by

 Enquiring from the designated staff


person

 Remain skeptical during performing


test of design and test of effective operation

8. Document the conclusion after performing N/A


test of controls and required level of
assurance from substantive procedures.

Analytical Procedures

1. Document logical commercial reasons for AU


new bank accounts opened and closed
during the year.

2. Compare current year balances with last CEA


year balances and ensure that any
significant variation should be properly
and logically reasoned.

Test of Details

1. Attend year-end cash count and deposit E


verification.

2. Circularize direct confirmations to all ER


banks.

3. Trace opening balance in general ledger CE


from last year working papers.

4. Obtain and examine bank reconciliations CEA


ensure the following: -

 No long outstanding item should


remain unfollowed,

 No revenue nature item should be


appearing

 All deposit made should be


S. Audit Procedures Objective Done by W. P. Ref.
No.

cleared within two days

 No long outstanding cheques of


significant amount are unpresented; if so
then check their payment voucher and
ensure that no discrepancy is involved.

5. Ensure that all balances etc. reported by CA


bank in replies to bank confirmation
request are included in records of the
client.

6. Ensure that no balances are subject any U


encumbrance, if so then disclosure is
made.

7. Convert FCY accounts into PKR at year- V


end rate.

8. Ensure that all bank accounts are in R


company's name.

9. Ensure that closing balances as per our N/A


working paper file are in match with
general ledger.

10. Determine that disclosures have been OCAL


made in accordance with the RVU
requirements of Fourth Schedule to the
Companies Ordinance, 1984 and the
applicable IASs.

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