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DRIVE Fall 2014
PROGRAM/SEMESTER
MBADS (SEM 3/SEM 5)
MBAFLEX/ MBAN2
(SEM 3)
PGDFMN (SEM 1)
SUBJECT CODE &
NAME
MF0013 &
INTERNAL AUDIT AND
CONTROL
Q.1:
Distinguish between secretarial audit and cost audit. Write the advantages and
Difference
between secretarial audit and cost audit
Advantages
and disadvantages of continuous and periodical audit
ANS:
Difference
between secretarial audit and cost audit:
secretarial audit
|
cost audit
|
1.Secretarial audit is audit of
company secretarial and administration matters, whereas cost audit is concerned
with verification of cost accounts, records and reports.
|
1.cost audit means ‘the
detailed checking of the costing system, techniques and accounts to verify
their correctness and to ensure adherence to the objective of cost
accounting.’
|
Q.2:
Write the
characteristics of internal check system. Explain the essentials of effective internal
auditing.
Characteristics
of internal check system
Essentials
of effective internal auditing
ANS:
Characteristics
of internal check system:
The characteristics of a good internal
check system are:
1. Proper segregation of duties.
2. Automatic checking of a job.
3. Multiple recording of the same
transaction.
4. Rotation of jobs.
Q.3:
The audit
firm follows certain policies and procedures. Explain the quality control policies
adopted by an audit firm.
Explanation
of all the 12 points under audit firm
ANS:
The firm’s system of quality
control should include policies and procedures addressing each of the following
elements:
(a) Leadership responsibilities for quality within the firm.
(b) Ethical requirements.
Q.4:
Explain the
basic principles of governing internal control
Basic
principles of governing internal control
ANS:
Basic
principles of governing internal control:
The basic principles governing
internal control are as follows:
1. A proper system, preferably in
writing, must be implemented so that origination, recording and accounting of
business transactions take place in a standardised way.
2. The authority and
responsibility of every official should be fixed.
Q.5:
Discuss the
specific problems of Electronic Data Processing (EDP) relating to internal control.
Explanation
of all problems of EDP
ANS:
Explanation
of all problems of EDP:
The implementation of internal
control in an EDP system, give rise to the following problems:
(a) Separation of duties:The responsibility for initiating
transactions, recording transactions and custody of assets, lies with separate individuals
in a manual system. This is a basic control necessity for any
(b)
Q.6:
Explain the
factors for having the effective internal control system for a bank. Explanation
of various aspects of having the effective internalcontrol system.
ANS:
Explanation
of various aspects of having the effective internal control system:
An effectiveinternal control
system for a bank should consider the following aspects:
1. Control environment: Control environment is the
foundation of an internal control system. It includes and reflects the factors
that influence the control consciousness of its people. As per Auditing and
Assurance Standard 6 issued by ICAI (AAS6), control environment is the overall attitude,
awareness and actions of directors and management about the internal control
system and its importance in the entity.
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