AUD Study Group July August 2013 - Page 2

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  • #437531
    scudd1pa
    Member

    Has anyone updated their 2012 Becker for the new materials? I ordered it online and received a confirmation email, but I thought it was a online download… Should I be looking for the materials in the mail or am I missing something?

    FIN-May 2013- 81!
    AUD-July 2013- TBD
    REG-September 2013- TBD
    BUS-September 2013- TBD

    #437532
    GodsSport
    Member

    Eliabraham – Yes, it appears Wiley has issued an updated 2013 book with the clarified standards. It also contains an alternate Mod 5 Reports. If you buy it online be sure ti check the table of contents.

    FAR 83
    BEC 85
    AUD 68, 93
    REG I'm coming for you!

    #437533
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi Guys. I need a quick explanation on this becker question:

    An auditor suspects that a client is fraudulently overstating revenue by recording fictitious sales. Which of the following audit procedures would most likely be used to identify this situation?

    a. Select a sample of entries in the sales journal and trace to the related sales invoices.

    b. Select a sample of sales invoices and trace to the related shipping documents.

    c. Select a sample of shipping documents and trace to the related sales invoices.

    d. Select a sample of sales invoices and trace into the sales journal

    The answer is b because phony sales invoices would be created but there wouldn't be any shipping documents to show this. That part I undertand, but as far as the tracing and vouching go is this question assuming that the auditor already vouched down from the F/S and discovered the Revenues were false? I'm confused because Becker keeps associating vouching with overstated revenues and assets, and tracing with understating expenses and liabilities.

    #437534
    10keyLeah
    Member

    There's an explanation of a similar question that may help located here:

    https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/topic/im-still-not-understanding-this-tracingvouching-business

    Read through that thread and see if it helps.

    Ninja Combo, Yaeger, Wiley -- Licensed CPA, May 2015

    #437535

    AUD – 7.13.2013

    BEC – 8.31.2013

    FAR – TBD

    REG – TBD

    Studying Becker week 2. Working FT studying nights and weekends. Anyone have any unique tips. Flashcards worth it? Considering purchasing them.

    AUD 07.13.13: 81
    BEC 08.31.13: 76
    FAR 12.06.13: 82
    REG 02.08.13: TBA

    #437536
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    The more I think about it the more it makes sense. Knowing the revenues are overstated we must find support and existence. Sales invoices without shipping documents means the sale was recorded but nothing go sent to the customer. Thanks for the reference 10key!

    #437537
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    After a 71 on AUD in April, it looks like I'm back. Probably going to re-take around July 15. Good luck to everyone.

    #437538
    jeff
    Keymaster

    HiYa for Internal Control

    https://www.another71.com/ninja-blitz/

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

    #437539
    fa2cpa
    Member

    Ok, funs over. A two week break turned into a 5 week break. eeeeek! Back to it.

    BEC- 79 (Feb. 2013)

    REG- 80 (Apr. 2013)

    AUD- TBD (July 2013)

    FAR- TBD (August 2013)

    #437540
    Zaq
    Participant

    Two questions to my fellow Ninja'ers:

    1.) Can someone give me a real life example of kiting in a bit of detail? I understand the concept terminology and how it differs from lapping, but I'm having a hard time physically seeing how this works

    2.) What section of Jeff's Ninja Notes apply to Transaction Cycles? (Chapter 4: Becker)

    FAR: 50, 76!
    REG: 74... (ouch baby, very ouch), 76!
    AUD: 65, 91!?
    BEC: 80! Aaaand doneskies!

    May 2012 to August 2013. Can't believe it's over.

    #437541
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Check Kiting is basically floating checks to fund an initial check or groups of checks. For instance: You're broke and have no money today you write a check for 100.00 to get by until payday but you have no funds. Tomorrow you write another check for 100.00 and take that money to the bank to cover the first check you wrote, the next day you write another check to cover the second check that covered the first check and so on and so on until you hopefully have the funds to clear up the initial 100.

    #437542
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I am taking the Auditing test on July 8th. I feel really confident because I passed BEC which I considered it to be my toughest challenge of the four parts.

    #437543
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I think another main point of Kiting has to do with the recording aspect within a business. The bank account the check is written off(1st bank) of is not recorded day 1 and the bank account the check is written to(2nd bank) is recorded. It makes the funding appear to be in two places or doubled until it gets bounced(returned) by the 2nd bank.

    #437544
    jeff
    Keymaster
    #437545
    ksgrlnaz
    Member

    I am going to start studying AUD on Saturday, June 1st and have scheduled my test date for Saturday, July 13th … we have a family vacation to the inlaws scheduled over the Fourth of July, but I plan to stay on track and study in the mornings/evenings. I plan to knock AUD out in 6 weeks!!!

    Good luck to everyone!

    Cathleen

    AUD - JUL 2013
    BEC - AUG 2013
    REC - NOV 2013
    FAR - FEB 2014

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