A) internal control
B) test of detail
C) analytical review
D) substantive test
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A) tests of controls
B) risk analysis and obtaining an understanding of controls
C) analytical procedures
D) tests of details of balances
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A) understanding internal controls.
B) doing tests of controls.
C) doing analytical procedures.
D) doing tests of balances.
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A) use of authorized change forms
B) periodic review of master files
C) use of master files to print T4s
D) use of master files to print payroll cheques
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A) time records are approved by supervisors
B) a time clock is used to record time
C) independent preparation of payroll bank reconciliation
D) comparison of payroll master file totals with general ledger control account
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A) The company did not properly allocate access rights.
B) The company did not properly complete the access rights approval form.
C) The company did not properly check employee background when they hired Ricky.
D) Ricky did not do anything wrong since the employee had worked the hours.
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A) many repeated transactions
B) the presence of independent verification
C) the use of outsourcing organizations for payroll
D) an error in the starting cheque number in a cheque run
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A) is to calculate the exact hours of pay that were earned in the current period and paid in a subsequent period.
B) is to compute an approximate proportion of the wages that were earned in the current period and use that amount as the accrual.
C) allows the client to choose between A and B (above) each year.
D) depends on company policy and whether it is consistently followed.
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A) immediately returned for redeposit.
B) kept in the payroll department.
C) left with the employee's supervisor.
D) held for the employee in the personnel department.
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A) comparison of wage rates to the authorized payroll master file
B) independent comparison of the approved amounts to the data entered
C) continuity check of the payroll cheque numbers issued
D) reconciliation of gross pay on the payroll register with gross pay according to the payroll master file
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A) completeness
B) classification
C) valuation
D) occurrence
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A) overpayments and unauthorized payments.
B) posting of gross payroll amounts to incorrect salary expense accounts.
C) misfootings of employee time records.
D) excess withholding of amounts required to be withheld.
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A) procedures requiring the recording of transactions as soon as possible
B) only valid employees from the computer data files are accepted for processing
C) internal verification of payroll file contents
D) independent preparation of payroll bank reconciliation
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A) internal controls relating to payroll disbursements were operating effectively.
B) payroll cheques were signed by an appropriate officer independent of the payroll preparation process.
C) only bona fide employees worked and their pay was properly computed.
D) employees worked the number of hours for which their pay was computed.
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A) recalculation of net pay for every pay
B) independent verification of wage rate
C) account for the continuity of employee numbers
D) account for the continuity of payroll check numbers
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A) consistent accrual of these liabilities relative to those of the preceding year.
B) actual expense incurred for the prior period.
C) amount expended to date in the current period.
D) profitability of the client, which will enable these liabilities to be met.
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A) to determine whether any employees were not paid in the most recent pay
B) to check for wage rates that are under the amount specified by the union contract
C) to help with the reconciliation of wage rates to the T4 summary
D) to determine whether terminated employees are still being paid
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A) proper classification of transactions.
B) authorization of wage rates.
C) fictitious employees.
D) completeness of recorded transactions.
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