Which financial statement assertion is most directly tested by checking that recorded sales transactions actually occurred?
Correct answer: D. Occurrence
- A. Completeness
- B. Cut-off
- C. Valuation
- D. Occurrence
Explanation
The occurrence assertion addresses whether recorded transactions and events actually took place. Completeness asks whether all transactions that should be recorded have been included.
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