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C. To help identify any shortages that might be prevalent, there should be regular
verification of inventory.
SEGRAGATION ESTABLISHED
OF DUTIES CONTROLS
Improve Internal
Structure
Align functions
organizationally
with common
best practices
LIMIT
Mitigate the risk
of intentional
fraud or
unintentional
error MONITOR
VERIFY
2. The Internal control weakness of St. Ana store are the following:
Besides Coco Ta-uli, other parties were at least partially responsible for the
inventory losses Candice suffered include: (1) Jocris Mangari, the owner of
Mariton’s Tires, (2) Chewy Candice, chairman of the board and Chief Executive
Officer (CEO) of Candice Bothers, Inc., (3) Gummy Candice, Chief Operating
Officer (COO) of Candice Bothers, Inc., (4) The CFO of Candice Bothers, Inc., (5)
Casimiro “Cass” Sales, sales manager fo the Sta. Ana Sales Office, and (6) the
internal Auditor. The manager did not report and did not believe the excessive
shrinkage immediately so missed the chance to discover and correct it early. The
management was understaffed so the segregation of duties was not possible so it
is easy to penetrate. Internal audit did not count often enough or the problem
could have been found sooner. The friend, Jocris, could have refused to buy the
stolen tires as soon as he doubted where it came from.
5. Audit Plan
May 17,2018
4. The company should practice physical counting to know the actual number of
inventories in the warehouse.
These actions should be done in the earliest possible time to avoid unnecessary
actions.