Khartoum Enterprises Inc. Audit Planning 15 October 2013

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Procedure Objective Project Guidelines 1 Perform analytical procedures and follow up on significant changes from prior years. N/A Do not propose adjustments based on AP work; rather, identify areas of potential misstatements 2 Review the aged trial balance and inquire of management regarding related party notes or longterm receivables. Class Do this via email; any names you find in step 1 you want to ask about your team can email me. 3 Review corporate minutes and inquire of management regarding pledged/factored receivables. Rights 4 Foot two pages of aged trial balance, total all pages, cross-foot the aging. Acc, Tie show how but DO NOT DO THIS, no issues 5 Trace five accounts from aged trial balance to A/R master file. Exist FIRST five accounts in aged TB 6 Trace five accounts from A/R master file to aged trial balance. Comp LAST five accounts in A/R master file 7 Trace A/R balance from aged trial balance to general ledger. Tie 8 Trace A/R balance from general ledger to corporate trial balance. Tie 9 Confirm (postive confirmation) 5 receivables balances. Exist, Acc responses are in "confirmations" tab 10 Perform alternative procedures for unreturned confirmations. Exist, Acc 11 Using A/R aging analysis, evaluate whether receivables allowance is adequate. Real 12 Select from sales journal last 5 sales this year and first 5 sales next year and trace to shipping Cut documents to test shipment date and recording date. 13 Review all sales returns and allowances close to balance sheet date to evaluate date of recording. Cut

Khartoum Enterprises Inc. Audit Planning 15 October 2013 Client Information Corporate Executives Mike McCready, CEO and Chairman of the board of directors Steve Wilson, CFO Janet Wintle, COO and Secretary of the board of directors Subsidiaries Superduper Co. Africa Intl. Crazy Phones Inc. Shipping policy FOB shipping point (this means that the inventory becomes the property of the buyer once the inventory is shipped.) Goods may be returned within 30 days of shipment for a full refund. Receivables policy Receivables due after 30 days. Audit Information Materiality threshold Receivables $ 15,000 Income statement $ 15,000 Adjustments Identify misstatements in each test and identify the appropriate journal entry to correct the misstatement. At the end of the audit, all misstatements will be evaluated together in deciding whether to propose any adjusting entries. A/R aging analysis percentages Days outstanding % 0-30 3% 31-60 6% 61-90 25% over 90 50% Sampling error Sampling error % is 20% for all tests involving sampling. Inventory adjustments relating to sales cycle audit Gross margin estimate of 50% is used for any sales adjustments requiring a corresponding adjustment to COGS/Inventory.

Khartoum Enterprises Inc. Board Meeting 1 December 2013 The board has decided that all financing for the company will be unsecured financing through First Bank of Khartoum, and that the company will not assign, pledge, factor, or sell any accounts receivable. Signature: JANET WINTLE Corporate Secretary 1 December 2013

Income statement accounts 31-Dec-13 31-Dec-12 Sales $ 1,479,300 $ 1,433,400 Less: Sales returns and allowances 14,600 13,850 Net sales $ 1,464,700 $ 1,419,550 COGS 729,900 713,300 Gross profit $ 734,800 $ 706,250 Bad debts expense 28,300 16,200 Balance sheet accounts 31-Dec-13 31-Dec-12 Accounts receivable $ 272,750 $ 262,260 Allowance for uncollectible accounts 20,910 14,800

Aged Trial Balance Aging, Days Customer Balance 0-30 31-60 61-90 over 90 Bags International $ 8,000 $ 8,000 Birds Co. 12,000 10,000 $ 2,000 Fast Co. 13,400 13,400 Hill Inc. 7,600 7,600 Horizontal Co. 9,000 $ 9,000 International Co. 10,000 4,500 5,500 Left Inc. 12,300 12,300 Main Street Co. 8,000 8,000 Northern Co. 8,700 $ 8,700 Printing Inc. 11,000 8,800 1,400 800 Right Inc. 6,200 6,200 River Co. 10,400 8,100 2,300 Southern Co. 6,250 6,250 Steve Wilson 15,000 15,000 Superduper Co. 19,000 19,000 Tables Inc. 78,200 78,200 Teaching Intl. 9,900 9,000 900 Twenty Co. 11,000 11,000 Vertical Co. 2,800 2,800 West Inc. 14,000 9,000 5,000 Totals $ 272,750 $ 117,650 $ 111,000 $ 15,300 $ 28,800

A/R Master file Customer Amount Date Payment Balance Bags International $ 1,000 1-Jan-2013 $ 1,000 $ - $ 4,000 12-Dec-2013 $ 3,000 $ 1,000 $ 7,000 25-Dec-2013 $ - $ 7,000 Balance outstanding $ 8,000 Birds Co. Balance outstanding $ 12,000 Fast Co. Balance outstanding $ 13,400 Hill Inc. Balance outstanding $ 7,600 Horizontal Co. Balance outstanding $ 9,000 International Co. Balance outstanding $ 10,000 Left Inc. Balance outstanding $ 12,300 Main Street Co. Balance outstanding $ 8,000 Northern Co. Balance outstanding $ 8,700 Printing Inc. Balance outstanding $ 11,000 Right Inc. Balance outstanding $ 6,200 River Co. Balance outstanding $ 10,400 Southern Co. Balance outstanding $ 6,250 Steve Wilson Balance outstanding $ 15,000 Superduper Co. Balance outstanding $ 19,000 Tables Inc. Balance outstanding $ 78,200 Teaching Intl. Balance outstanding $ 9,900 Twenty Co. Balance outstanding $ 11,000 Vertical Co. Balance outstanding $ 2,800 West Inc. Balance outstanding $ 14,000 Total $ 272,750

General Ledger Accounts receivable DR CR Beginning balance $ 262,260 Ending balance $ 272,750 Trial Balance Account DR CR Cash Accounts receivable $ 272,750 Inventory Allowance for uncollectible accounts $ 20,910 Sales $ 1,479,300 Sales returns and allowances $ 14,600 COGS $ 729,900 Bad debts expense $ 28,300 Totals $ 3,200,000 $ 3,200,000

Receivables Confirmations Aging, Days Customer Balance 0-30 31-60 61-90 over 90 Fast Co. 13,400 13,400 Printing Inc. 11,000 8,800 1,400 800 River Co. 10,400 8,100 2,300 Tables Inc. 78,200 78,200 Vertical Co. 2,800 2,800 $ 115,800 $ 30,300 $ 79,600 $ 800 $ 5,100 Responses Fast Co. We agree with the amount, but we did not receive the shipment (bill of lading # 28900) until 5 January, so this should be a 2014 transaction, not a 2013 transaction. Printing Inc. NO RESPONSE River Co. We agree with the 30-day amount. We disagree with the 90-day amount. The original transaction was $4,600, not $2,300. We have not paid the amount because we returned the items. Tables Inc. The invoice amount was $70,200, not $78,200; please request a copy of the invoice from your client. Vertical Co. Due to financial difficulties we have not been able to pay the amount; we are in bankruptcy liquidation proceedings and we estimate that we will settle our debts for 50 cents on the dollar.

Bank Statement 31 January, 2014 Balance, 31/12/2013 $ 12,016 Deposits 5-Jan-14 $ 21,034 9-Jan-14 17,998 15-Jan-14 24,032 22-Jan-14 18,700 27-Jan-14 16,780 98,544 Total Checks 2341 $ 43,300 2343 6,590 2344 12,980 2347 22,176 8-Jun-06 4,522 (89,568) Balance, 31/1/2014 $ 20,992

Sales Journal Date Sales Invoice Bill of Lading Amount 30-Dec-2013 13225 29001 $ 1,241 13226 28999 79 31-Dec-2013 13227 29002 221 13228 29006 815 13229 29003 1,760 1-Jan-2014 13230 29008 996 13231 29013 126 2-Jan-2014 13232 29010 540 13233 29016 712 13234 29012 1,123 Bills of Lading Shipping Date Bill of Lading # 30-Dec-2013 29000 29001 31-Dec-2013 29002 29003 29004 1-Jan-2014 29005 29006 29007 2-Jan-2014 29008 29009

Sales Returns 2013 Return Date Sales invoice # Amount Comments 28-Jan-2013 $ 72 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 17-Feb-2013 $ 110 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 9-Mar-2013 $ 90 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 29-Mar-2013 $ 35 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 18-Apr-2013 $ 255 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 8-May-2013 $ 870 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 28-May-2013 $ 1,107 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 17-Jun-2013 $ 1,340 We received notification from client that they were returning all items ($2,680); however, they only returned half of the items ($1,340). 7-Jul-2013 $ 655 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 27-Jul-2013 $ 710 We received notification from client that they were returning all items ($1,420); however, they only returned half of the items ($710). 16-Aug-2013 $ 890 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 5-Sep-2013 $ 1,460 We received notification from client that they were returning all items ($2,920); however, they only returned half of the items ($1,460). 25-Sep-2013 $ 890 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 15-Oct-2013 $ 864 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 4-Nov-2013 $ 2,300 We received notification from client that they were returning all items ($4,600); however, they only returned half of the items ($2,300). 24-Nov-2013 $ 1,850 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. 14-Dec-2013 $ 1,102 We received notification from client that they were returning all items; all items received. Total $ 14,600 January 2014 Returns Return Date Sales invoice # Return $ Comments 6-Jan-2014 $ 680 original sale recorded in Dec 2013, but received in 2014, therefore recorded in 2014 records 21-Jan-2014 $ 90 original sale recorded in Dec 2013, but received in 2014, therefore recorded in 2014 records $ 770