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Analytical procedures are least likely to be use in the audit of –
Cash balance
Investments
Bills receivables
Debtors
- Cash Balance
- Cash is highly liquid and often subject to manipulation or theft.
- Analytical procedures might not be very effective due to the lack of predictable patterns.
- High reliance on other audit procedures like confirmations and substantive testing.
- Investments
- Investments can show trends, income patterns, and market valuations.
- Analytical procedures can help identify unusual fluctuations.
- Bills Receivables
- These have a predictable pattern and collection cycle.
- Analytical procedures can reveal inconsistencies or misstatements.
- Debtors (Accounts Receivable)
- Common analytical procedures include aging analysis and trend analysis.
- Helps identify slow payments or potential bad debts.
Cash balance is least likely to benefit from analytical procedures due to its nature.
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