Observation of physical Evaluate management’s instructions and procedures for
recording and controlling the results of the entity’s
inventories physical inventory counting. Observe the performance of the entity’s count procedures and perform test counts. Trace test counts to the entity’s inventory compilation and determine that the inventory compilation accurately reflects actual inventory count results. Confirmation of inventories held If significant, confirm inventories held by others at the physical inventory date and trace confirmed by others quantities to the inventory compilation; consider observing these physical inventories as well.
Reconciliation of inventory Review the reconciliation of the valued physical
inventory compilation with the general ledger compilation with general ledger account balances and the perpetual inventory records. Investigate any unusual items and test other reconciling items based on the established testing threshold. Rollforward procedures - When the physical inventory observation occurs at an interim date, perform the rollforward procedures inventories on the activity from the interim date to the balance sheet date in a manner responsive to our combined risk assessment and the length of the rollforward period. Determine whether to perform additional procedures related to specific items in the rollforward period. Inventory cutoff Trace the cutoff information obtained during the physical observation to the accounting records of sales and purchases. Net realizable value testing - Test the provisions to reduce the valuation of inventory to net realizable value, (e.g., obsolescence inventories and other reserves) and verify that appropriate adjustments are made in accordance with the entity's accounting policies and applicable financial reporting framework. Test of Details Unusual item review
Audit Program For Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold. The Objectives: A. Consider Internal Control Over Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold (Test of Control) 1