The document is a quiz for an accounting student containing 5 questions about accounting concepts. It defines a manual accounting system as using physical books and ledgers, while a computerized system uses specialized accounting software. Computerized systems provide advantages like speed and real-time access to information, but also risks like power outages or viruses. It differentiates general controls that apply to all applications from application controls specific to individual programs. An audit trail is described as a detailed record of transactions and processes used to verify accuracy and identify issues. The importance of always following the code of ethics for auditors is explained as protecting reputation and demonstrating commitment to the profession.
The document is a quiz for an accounting student containing 5 questions about accounting concepts. It defines a manual accounting system as using physical books and ledgers, while a computerized system uses specialized accounting software. Computerized systems provide advantages like speed and real-time access to information, but also risks like power outages or viruses. It differentiates general controls that apply to all applications from application controls specific to individual programs. An audit trail is described as a detailed record of transactions and processes used to verify accuracy and identify issues. The importance of always following the code of ethics for auditors is explained as protecting reputation and demonstrating commitment to the profession.
The document is a quiz for an accounting student containing 5 questions about accounting concepts. It defines a manual accounting system as using physical books and ledgers, while a computerized system uses specialized accounting software. Computerized systems provide advantages like speed and real-time access to information, but also risks like power outages or viruses. It differentiates general controls that apply to all applications from application controls specific to individual programs. An audit trail is described as a detailed record of transactions and processes used to verify accuracy and identify issues. The importance of always following the code of ethics for auditors is explained as protecting reputation and demonstrating commitment to the profession.
The document is a quiz for an accounting student containing 5 questions about accounting concepts. It defines a manual accounting system as using physical books and ledgers, while a computerized system uses specialized accounting software. Computerized systems provide advantages like speed and real-time access to information, but also risks like power outages or viruses. It differentiates general controls that apply to all applications from application controls specific to individual programs. An audit trail is described as a detailed record of transactions and processes used to verify accuracy and identify issues. The importance of always following the code of ethics for auditors is explained as protecting reputation and demonstrating commitment to the profession.
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MABINI COLLEGES INC.
Daet, Camarines Norte
PRE 5: QUIZ 1
Angelica D. Tolin BSA-III-B
Answer the following questions comprehensively. (10 points each)
1. Differentiate between manual accounting system and computerized accounting system.
Manual accounting system is a bookkeeping system for recording the business activity transactions, which financial records are kept without the use of computer system that has specialized accounting software. Business transactions are recorded using accounting books, ledger, physical records and some pads of papers. A manual accounting system has a lot of ledgers which have several ledgers with separate books that record different types of accounts. The information in those books can be used to prepare financial statements for the business. Computerized accounting systems are the software programs that are stored on a company's computer, network server or can also be accessed via internet. It is a system that process the financial transactions to make and produce reports as per user requirements. 2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a computerized accounting system? Computerized accounting system provides major advantage including the speed and accurate information. By using these systems these can be able to see the real time state. If a company uses computerized accounting system, they can have instant access to any accounting information for the main reason that each entered transaction is actually posted to its respected account, all account information is always up to date. Another is that it can easily produce document like sales receipts and sales invoices can be printed in any moments. It eliminates time consuming manual process. Aside from advantages, it also have disadvantages such as when personnel works with computer, issues may arise. They may be completing year-end data for an accountant and experience such as power shortage . There are also a higher possibility of acquiring a virus and many failed to work. If potential users are not familiar with performing tasks, it may result to incorrectly and inaappropriately.
3. Differentiate between general controls and application controls.
General controls can be apply to all computerized applications and consists of a combination of software and hardware might as well including manual procedures that creates an overall control environment. These controls are also related to the security, use or design of programs on computer. It has the methods that always help to secure data or information within those systems. Application controls includes to safeguards the specific computer applications. It consist of both manual and automated procedures. The software only ensures that the only authorized data gets processed by the application. These controls pertains to the accuracy and completeness of the data that are entering the technology systems. 4. What is an audit trail? Discuss its role in the audit process. Audit trail is a detailed, chronological record whereby accounting records, project details, or other financial data are tracked and traced. An audit trail is often a regulatory requirement in many financial areas, and even when not mandated are a business best practice for a thorough and organized accounting department. It is used to verify and track all kinds of transactions, work processes, accounting details, trades in brokerage accounts, and more. In audit process, audit trail plays an important role that are used to verify and track many types of transactions, including accounting transactions and trades in brokerage accounts. It is also vital for them to identify and discover what went wrong when a business is suffering from a data loss and misconduct. 5. As future auditors, why is it important to always follow the Code of Professional ethics? It is always important to follow the code of professional ethics or complying with the laws and regulations that govern jurisdictions for us to avoid the negative outcomes that may affect our reputations of being a professional. We should always act according to it to test our capabilities that we are committed to our profession.
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