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CA RAVI TAORI                                                                                                                    CA INTER AUDIT MCQs
             5                                                                                        (N20R)
                   "M/s JJ & associates having office in Chennai are statutory auditors under Companies Act, 2013 of a
                   company viz. Sweet Aroma Private Limited engaged in business of obtaining and manufacturing rice
                   from  paddy  catering  to  both  domestic  as  well  as  international  market  mainly  in  Gulf  nations.  The
                   company has a huge plant capacity for rice extraction in one of the states in Northern India. Needless
                   to state that inventories are in huge quantity in such type of business consisting of raw material, work
                   in  progress  and  finished  goods.  The  auditors  want  to  obtain  sufficient  appropriate  audit  evidence
                   regarding inventories. In above context, answer the following questions: -"
                     I.   " Which of the following is most likely correct in relation to obtaining of sufficient appropriate
                         audit evidence regarding existence and condition of inventory?
                      (a). It is mandatory for the auditor to attend physical inventory counting on the date of financial
                         statements in all circumstances.
                      (b). Physical inventory counting may be attended by auditor on the date of financial statement or at
                         a date other than date of financial statements in his discretion mandatorily in all circumstances.
                      (c). The attendance of auditors at physical inventory counting is impracticable due to time and costs
                         involved  because  of  auditor’s  office  location  vis-à-vis  company’s  plant  location.  Hence,
                         attendance at physical inventory counting may be skipped and alternative audit procedures may
                         be performed to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence.
                      (d). The auditor shall attend at physical inventory counting unless impracticable. However, issue of
                         time and costs involved because of auditor’s office location vis-à-vis company’s plant location is
                         not a valid basis for skipping physical inventory counting."
                    II.   " Below are given certain cluster of matters which are relevant in planning attendance of auditor
                         at physical inventory counting. Which of the following clusters consists of a likely inappropriate
                         combination?
                      (a). Nature of inventory, timing of physical inventory counting and stages of completion of work in
                         progress
                      (b). Nature of inventory, timing of physical inventory counting and valuation method of inventory
                      (c). Nature of inventory, timing of physical inventory counting, considerations regarding
                         maintenance of a perpetual inventory system
                      (d). Risks of material misstatements related to inventory, nature of internal control pertaining to
                         inventory, considerations regarding maintenance of a perpetual inventory system"
                   III.   " Which of the following is the most likely logical sequence of steps in relation to attendance at
                         physical inventory counting by auditor?
                      (a). Observance  of  performance  of  management’s  count  procedures,  inspection  of  inventory,
                         performing test counts and evaluation of management’s procedures for recording and controlling
                         results of physical inventory counting
                      (b). Observance  of  performance  of  management’s  count  procedures,  performing  test  counts,
                         inspection of inventory and evaluation of management’s procedures for recording and controlling
                         results of physical inventory counting
                      (c). Performing test counts, inspection of inventory, Observance of performance of management’s
                         count  procedures  and  evaluation  of  management’s  procedures  for  recording  and  controlling
                         results of physical inventory counting.
                      (d). Evaluation  of  management’s  procedures  for  recording  and  controlling  results  of  physical
                         inventory counting, Observance of performance of management’s count procedures, inspection
                         of inventory and performing test counts.
                   IV.   "During  attendance  at  physical  inventory  counting,  the  auditor inspects inventory.  Following
                         outcomes stated as I, II & III are given below of this inspection procedure: -
                         Outcome I --- Existence of inventory
                         Outcome II ---- Ownership of inventory
                         Outcome III ------ Condition of inventory

                         Which of following statements is most likely true?
                      (a). Outcomes I, II and III are all necessarily established after inspection.
                      (b). Only Outcomes I and III are established after inspection and Outcome II is never established.


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