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Assignment Instructions
You are an auditor at a prestigious CPA firm. After several years of hard work, your boss
informs you that you will be in charge of this year's audit of the firm's most important client,
Bullseye, a general merchandise retailer with hundreds of stores throughout the United States.
Bullseye is a publicly traded company with its corporate headquarters in Minneapolis, MN. It
does not have any foreign operations. Local managers take care of all hiring/personnel issues
but
payroll is administered through corporate headquarters. Similarly, store managers order store
supplies and inventory on account through approved suppliers who send the bill to corporate
headquarters where it is paid and allocated to the appropriate store. Cash from sales is
deposited
on a daily basis into local branches of a national bank chain that handles all banking needs for
Bullseye. and store managers have authority to withdraw cash to meet the daily business needs
of
their store. Each store has a bookkeeper on staff who records all transactions. Naturally,
Bullseye relies heavily on technology to manage inventory, payroll, record keeping, and other
financial issues at the store and corporate levels. They have an integrated system where
information recorded at the store level is transmitted to corporate headquarters and entered into
the appropriate accounts. Bullseye has been in generally good financial health for several years
and there are no concerns about its ability to remain a going concern. All previous audits have
only found minor problems that were the result of human error, such as transposing numbers or
entering amounts into the wrong account, and these errors were easily corrected.
Your supervisor informs you that you will have a team of four other accountants, including an IT
professional to assist on the audit. You will be flying to Minneapolis next month to conduct the
audit at Bullseye corporate headquarters. While your boss assures you that you will have a
sufficient budget to conduct a complete audit, the firm wishes to make the audit as efficient as
possible. You can send your staff to stores throughout the country if needed.
Following the format for an integrated audit presented in the textbook, create a comprehensive
plan, in essay form, for your audit of Bullseye, from establishing the scope of the audit through
issuing the final report. Because Bullseye has been a client for several years, this is an ongoing
audit, so you only need to be concerned with collecting information about the company to the
extent that you can get the information you need for conducting this audit. The plan should be 57
pages and should be in APA format, with a minimum of 2 outside sources used to support your
plan. Be sure to include what accounts you will want to pay particular attention to, the risks that
are relevant to this company and your audit, internal controls you will want to test and how you
will test them, and any ethical concerns that may be anticipated.