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SUBJECT: STOCK-IN-TRADE
To determine whether:
SUBSTANTIVE PROCEDURES
1. Physical Observation
1.1 Where no inventory count is performed and the Inventory includes land, building
alternate procedures are not providing sufficient and and development fees capitalized
appropriate audit evidence in respect of material DR hence alternate procedures were
inventory balance then consider modification of audit applied.
opinion due to scope limitation.
2. Valuation Test
2.1 Ensure that the same cost formula is used for Ensured that stock is booked at
inventory items of similar nature/purpose. A different cost .
DR
cost formula is justifiable only in the case of inventory
items with different nature or use.
2.2 Also, ensure the consistent application of such Ensured.
DR
formula.
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AUDIT PROGRAM
CLIENT: ENSHAANLC DEVELOPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED F/AP/1
PERIOD: FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 30, 2008
SUBJECT: STOCK-IN-TRADE
3.1 On a test basis obtain evidence of actual market Not applicable as the cost of
values and compare with the cost appearing in the stock is its current market value.
DR
priced inventory listing to ensure that inventories are
carried at lower of cost or net realizable value.
3.2 Summarize the results of the above testing. DR N/A
4. Clerical Accuracy
4.1 Test the clerical accuracy of all the reports manually Clerical accuracy checked and
prepared. Also check the accuracy of system total tallied.
DR
generated reports, either through Computer Assisted
Audit Techniques (CAATs) or by manual checking.
5. Obsolescence/Impairment
5.1 Obtain a comparative roll forward of the excess/slow No slow moving stock found as
moving and obsolete inventory reserve and tie to DR stock only consist of building
supports. Investigate unusual items. material
5.2 Obtain movement and details of provision made Not applicable because no slow
reversals accounted for during the period due to DR moving stock found.
disposal of obsolete items.
5.3 Obtain details of items of inventory considered as Not applicable because no slow
obsolete/slow moving and compare their valuation DR moving stock found.
with total provision made in this regard.
5.4 Note the date of purchase from the Invoice as a Not applicable because no slow
potential indication of slow moving or obsolete DR moving stock found.
inventory.
5.5 Analyse on a test basis the future sales value of slow Not applicable because no slow
moving items and obtain client’s comments regarding DR moving stock found.
expected future sales value or disposition of goods.
6. Pledged Inventories
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AUDIT PROGRAM
CLIENT: ENSHAANLC DEVELOPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED F/AP/1
PERIOD: FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 30, 2008
SUBJECT: STOCK-IN-TRADE
- Minutes.
- Loan agreements.
- Bank confirmations.
- Confirmation of liabilities.
- Sales terms.
6.2 Confirm the details of pledged or assigned inventories
with the pledgee or assignee (if not already confirmed
in connection with another audit area).
6.3 Propose disclosure points for significant pledging or
assignment of inventories.
Management Letter
Prepare management letter points including: Covered in CL and noted all the
respected entries into the said
Internal control weaknesses; system
Business improvement opportunities;
Legal non-compliance;
Accounting system deficiencies; and
Errors and irregularities not material at the
financial statements level.
Disclosure
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AUDIT PROGRAM
CLIENT: ENSHAANLC DEVELOPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED F/AP/1
PERIOD: FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 30, 2008
SUBJECT: STOCK-IN-TRADE
Audit conclusion
Based on the substantive test procedures, I/we performed as outlined above, it is my/our opinion that the audit objectives set forth at
the beginning of this audit program have been achieved:
Satisfaction acheived_________________________________________________________________________________________
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