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Statement I: The blind copy of the purchase order that goes to the receiving department contains no
item descriptions.
Statement II: Proper segregation of duties requires that the responsibility of approving a payment be
separated from posting to the cash disbursements journal.
Question 2
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Statement I: If accounts payable receives an invoice directly from the supplier it needs to be reconciled
with the purchase order and receiving report.
Statement II. The AR clerk authorizes the write-off of bad debts. This indicates a weak internal control
structure.
Question 3
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In a properly designed internal accounting control system the same employee may be permitted to do
the following except:
Question 4
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Which of the following is the most effective control procedure to detect vouchers that were prepared
for the payment of goods that were not received?
Match purchase order, receiving report, and vendor's invoice for each voucher in the accounts payable
department
Verify vouchers for accuracy and approval in the internal audit department
Question 5
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Which statement is NOT correct for an expenditure system with proper internal control?
Question 6
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When will a credit check approval most likely require specific authorization by the credit department?
when verifying that the current transaction does not exceed the customer’s credit limit
Question 7
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accounting records
segregation of duties
access control
supervision
Question 8
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The billing department reconciles the shipping notice with the sales invoice to ensure that customers are
billed only for the quantities shipped.
The shipping department verifies that the goods sent from the warehouse are correct in type and
quantity.
Question 9
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Which function or department below records the decrease in inventory due to a sale?
sales department
warehouse
inventory control
billing department
Question 10
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shipping clerk.
salesclerk
billing clerk
warehouse clerk.