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ACCT XXXXXXXXXXS1 Mini Audit Assignment Bliss Fragrance Ltd Questions final 6 Question 3: Substantive procedures on accounting payables XXXXXXXXXXmarks) One of the substantive procedures for auditing...

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ACCT XXXXXXXXXXS1 Mini Audit Assignment Bliss Fragrance Ltd Questions final
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Question 3: Substantive procedures on accounting payables XXXXXXXXXXmarks)

One of the substantive procedures for auditing accounts payable is to agree suppliers’ statement to the
purchase ledger. A junior member of the audit team has been checking a statement from Cypress against
purchase ledger. However, he is unable to reconcile a material difference relating to Cypress Ltd, and has
asked for your help and suggestions on the audit procedures that should be ca
ied out to verify the
differences.
As mentioned in the background information of BF, Cypress allows BF 90 days term to pay for inventory
purchases, but offers 7% discount if BF pays by the end of the month following the date of the invoice
(i.e. a 7% discount will be given on November invoices paid by 31 December). Miller chose to take the
discount to maximise profit margin.
Note: the balance of Cypress Ltd in BF’s purchases ledger is shown opposite.

Bliss fragrance Ltd
Purchase ledger sorted by suppliers
Supplier Cypress products
Date Type Reference Dr Cr Balance Status
3-Oct Invoice 3695

2,530

Paid 1
17-Oct Invoice 3698

3,600

Paid 1
25-Oct Invoice 3704

2,640

Paid 1
4-Nov Invoice 3710

3,564

Paid 2
13-Nov Invoice 3722

1,850

Paid 2
22-Nov Invoice 3730

960

Paid 2
30-Nov Payment ACB3679 8,156

Allocate 1
Discount ACB XXXXXXXXXX

Allocate 1
8-Dec Invoice 3742

3,790

Unpaid

15-Dec Invoice 3751

4,500

Unpaid

30-Dec Payment ACB3685 5,928

Allocate 2
Discount ACB XXXXXXXXXX

Allocate 2
30-Dec Balance

XXXXXXXXXX,290


Cypress Product Ltd
Statement from 1 Oct - 31 Dec 2016
Customer Bliss fragrance Ltd
Date Type Reference Dr Cr Balance Status
5-Oct Invoice 3695 2,530

eceived
14-Oct Invoice 3698 3,600

eceived
28-Oct Invoice 3704 2,640

eceived
6-Nov Invoice 3710 3,546

outstanding
16-Nov Invoice 3722 1,850

outstanding
24-Nov Invoice XXXXXXXXXX

outstanding
2-Dec Payment ACB3679

8,156

5-Dec Invoice 3740 4,735

outstanding
8-Dec Invoice 3742 3,790

outstanding
15-Dec Invoice 3751 4,500

outstanding
30-Dec Invoice 3755 6,298

outstanding
30-Dec Balance

26,293

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Required:
4) Prepare a reconciliation between the BF’s purchase ledger and the supplier statement from
Cypress Products. XXXXXXXXXX5 marks)
5) Describe the audit procedures to verify each of the difference between BF and Cypress. (10 marks)
6) Explain the rationale for your selection of the suppliers to send confirmation. (5 marks)
7) Describe the audit procedures you would perform to verify BF’s unrecorded liabilities. (5 marks)
The End
Answered Same Day May 09, 2021

Solution

Khushboo answered on May 10 2021
155 Votes
Solution 4:
Reconciliation between the BF’S Purchase Ledger and the supplier statement from Cypress Products-
    Particulars
    Amount($)
    
    
    Balance as per purchase ledge
    8290
    Less: Rectification of invoice of 6 Nov.(3564-3546)
    (18)
    Add: Discount on ACB3679
     614
    Add: invoice omitted from BF
    4,735
    Add: Invoice not recorded in BF
    6,298
    Add: payment not recorded in Cypress
    6,374
    Balance as per Cypress Product Ltd.
    26,293
Solution 5:
The audit procedure that should be required to verify the difference between BF and Cypress is that firstly purchase ledger should be verified with the purchase invoices to ensure that all invoices are recorded co
ectly and no omission to book the invoices has occu
ed and no wrong entry is recorded. All the entries in the purchase ledger should be reconciled with the purchase invoice to avoid discrepancies and omission of recording any wrong transaction.
The next step in the audit procedure will be the verification and deep analysis of terms of purchase contract with supplier. We will ensure that all the payments and invoicing are made as per terms and conditions. The alternative to this...
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