@ayafzal78 that's what I thought…
Explanation
Choice “c” is correct. Performing cutoff procedures provides assurance that goods in transit (shipped or received) are appropriately included or excluded from inventory and this procedure is most appropriate for testing the completeness assertion.
Choice “b” is incorrect. Scanning perpetual inventory, production, and purchasing records would only include transactions that have been recorded. The completeness assertion is focused on unrecorded transactions.
Choice “a” is incorrect. Examining paid vendor invoices would exclude invoices from vendors for goods received but not yet billed by the vendor.
Choice “d” is incorrect. Tracing items from the tag listing back to the physical inventory quantities is a test for the existence of the inventory on the tag listing. For the completeness assertion, the auditor should trace from the physical inventory quantities to the tag listing. <<<<<<<<<<<<<< doesn't that wording appear to completely contradict the diagram we were told to draw on A4-36? lol
FAR: PASSED
REG: PASSED
AUD: PASSED
BEC: PASSED
DONE