
In which ONE of the following situations should an auditor carry out a cash count?
Select ONE answer:
- A client has many cash floats, which are immaterial in total
- A client has poor controls over cash floats, which are immaterial in total
- An individual cash float is material
- The auditor does NOT suspect that a fraud has been committed in relation to immaterial cash floats
Show your workings to arrive at your answer, and explain and justify your reasons:
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This multiple-choice question is suitable for Accounting KS5 classes.
The answer is 3
- Not correct
- Not correct
- Correct – The auditor should count an individual cash float which is material because he should test all material items. He should also count immaterial cash floats where he suspects that a fraud has been committed as although the individual floats are immaterial, the overall impact of such a fraud could be material to the financial statements if repeated over time.
- Not correct

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