Substantive Test of Cash
Substantive Test of Cash
Substantive Test of Cash
Management Assertions
These are claims regarding the condition of the business organization in terms
of its operations, financial results, and compliance with laws and regulations.
Management Assertions
SUFFICIENT &
APPROPRIATE
PROCEDURES EVIDENCES
AUDIT
OPINION
Assertions about PRESENTATION &
CLASSES OF
ACCOUNT BALANCES at DISCLOSURE
TRANSACTIONS AND the period end
EVENTS for the period
under audit
Existence Occurrence & Rights and
Occurrence
Obligations
Classification
Audit
Assertion Category
Objectives Account Balances Audit Objectives
1. Existence All cash on the statement of financial position at a given date is held
by the entity or by others for the entity
2. Completeness All cash owned by the entity at the reporting date is included on the
statement of financial position
3. Valuation and Cash, including bank balances, is stated realizable value and agrees
Allocation with supporting schedules
4. Rights and Obligations The entity, owns or has legal rights to, and has unrestricted use on all
the cash on the statement of financial position at the reporting date
5. Presentation and Cash, including bank balances, is properly classified, described, and
Disclosure disclosed in the statements including notes, in accordance with PFRS.
Audit Procedures for Cash
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2. Cash Count
Primary Audit Objectives:
• Existence
• Valuation
• Rights
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Primary Audit
Objectives:
3. 1Test on o Existence
o Valuation
Bank o Completeness
Reconciliation o Rights
1.Verify the cash balance used in the bank reconciliation
2.Check the accuracy of the footing in the bank reconciliation
3.Obtain supporting documents for any book and bank
reconciliation items
4.Examine whether there is an adjusting entry to reflect the book
reconciling items.
3.2 Proof of Cash
1. Cash receipts and disbursements recorded in the accounting records but not on
the bank statement
2. Cash deposits and disbursements recorded on the bank statement, but not on the
accounting records
3. Cash receipts and disbursement recorded at different amounts by bank than in
accounting records.
4. Tracing Bank
Transfers
1. Compare the listing of cash accounts with those of prior periods and
investigate unexpected changes or the absence of expected changes