This document provides the solution to an audit problem for San Mateo Trading. It includes adjustments to various line items on the company's financial statements such as sales, prepayments, property and equipment, accounts payable, accrued expenses, loans, and interest payable. The adjustments are presented through calculations that derive corrected amounts for financial statement line items based on additional information obtained during the audit.
This document provides the solution to an audit problem for San Mateo Trading. It includes adjustments to various line items on the company's financial statements such as sales, prepayments, property and equipment, accounts payable, accrued expenses, loans, and interest payable. The adjustments are presented through calculations that derive corrected amounts for financial statement line items based on additional information obtained during the audit.
This document provides the solution to an audit problem for San Mateo Trading. It includes adjustments to various line items on the company's financial statements such as sales, prepayments, property and equipment, accounts payable, accrued expenses, loans, and interest payable. The adjustments are presented through calculations that derive corrected amounts for financial statement line items based on additional information obtained during the audit.
This document provides the solution to an audit problem for San Mateo Trading. It includes adjustments to various line items on the company's financial statements such as sales, prepayments, property and equipment, accounts payable, accrued expenses, loans, and interest payable. The adjustments are presented through calculations that derive corrected amounts for financial statement line items based on additional information obtained during the audit.
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Audit and Assurance
Concept and Application Part 1
By: NILO N. IGLESIAS, CPA, MBA, REA
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Solution to San Mateo Trading
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Solution to San Mateo Trading Audit Problem
9) Sales per book 4,820,000
Unrecorded Sales 31,810 Unshipped Goods (52,830) Adjusted Sales 4,798,980 9) P 4,798,980 - B
10) Prepayments per Book 438,000
Advertising Expenses ( 144,000 x 5/12) (60,000) Rent Expenses ( 165,000 x 2/3) (110,000) Office Supplies Expense ( 129,000 - 53,200) (75,800) Prepayments per Audit 192,200 10 ) P 192,200 - D Solution to San Mateo Trading Audit Problem
11) Total Cost of PPE per book 3,045,000
Additional Charges to Computer bought ( 12,500 + 11,300 + 6,520 ) 30,320 Unrecorded cost of Delivery Equipment ( 1,000,000 - 200,000) 800,000 Adjusted Cost of PPE 3,875,320 11) P 3,875,320 - D
12) Total cost of PPE 3,875,320
Accumulated Depeciation: Per Book (936,500) Depreciation - Leasehold ( 363,000/5 x 3/12) (18,150) Depreciation - Computer (325,000 + 30,320/4 x 7/12 (51,818) Adjusted Net Book Value 2,868,852 12) P 2,868,852 - B Solution to San Mateo Trading Audit Problem
13) Accounts Payable per book 523,100
Unreleased checks 115,000 Understatement of book disbursement ( 21,000 - 12,000) (9,000) Unrecorded purchases 215,000 Accrued Expenses included in Accounts Payable (37,450) Cash advance to President (350,000) Advance payment of goods ordered deducted from A/P 87,250 Adjusted Balance 543,900 13) P 543,900 - B
14) Accrued per Book 63,100
Accrued expenses erroneously recorded in A/P 37,450 Various accruals (21,200 + 18,150 + 11,990 + 3,180 ) 54,520 Adjusted Accrued Expenses 155,070 14) P 155,070 - C Solution to San Mateo Trading Audit Problem
15) Security Bank Loans
39,193 X 183/215 33,359 167,149 X 107/182 98,269 93,000 X 26/120 20,150 151,778 Bonds Payable ( 1,200,000 X 12% X 6/12) 72,000 Interest Payable, Dec. 31, 2019 223,778 15) P 223,778 - D OPEN FORUM QUESTIONS???? REACTIONS!!!!!