Identify, explain,by read about the controls that have been established by the University of Toronto.

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Identify, explain,by read about the controls that have been established by the University of Toronto.

6 questions need done in 4 hours. Questions are not related and should be answered separately with correlating question number on top. References are required.Q1In Doc Sharing, there is an article by Douglas R. Carmichael, Hocus-Pocus Accounting. Please read the article, then identify and discuss the issues related to revenue recognition. In your responses, give thought to what you have read in your e-book, lecture, and Becker material. Also, what types of tests would the auditor design to uncover some of these issues?Q2When assessing planned control risk for sales, the auditor is concerned about proper authorization at three key points. Please discuss each of these three points.Q3Please explore the Internet to locate a meaningful current event article discussing this weeks TCOs that considers the many economic transactions in which you participate on a daily basis. You may purchase a cup of coffee at a coffee shop, pay your telephone bill, purchase stamps at the post office, or so forth. In many cases, the transaction is documented using a point-of-sale system.Using the Internet, find the definition of a point-of-sale system and related to these systems to answer the following question: What is a point-of-sale system?Q4Auditing standards require the confirmation of accounts receivable in normal circumstances. What are the three exceptions to this requirement?Q5Lets identify, explain, and justify effective funding strategies in the following areas:Q6Welcome to Week 6. This week we will be discussing various effective funding strategies. Lets begin by discussing effective strategies forSharing examples or your own experiences would be fantastic. In addition, what would be several funding strategies regarding investing excess funds? Surely there are other options than the passbook savings