Question
During a statutory audit, the auditor discovers a
pattern of journal entries posted near year-end reversing shortly after year-end that inflate reported profit. Management explains entries as timing differences. What is the auditor’s most appropriate immediate course of action?Solution
Unusual patterns of year-end adjustments that reverse post year-end are red flags for possible earnings management/fraud. Auditor must perform expanded substantive and fraud procedures, evaluate control weaknesses, and communicate appropriately; only after procedures conclude consider opinion impact.
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