An auditor is concerned that accounts receivable and inventory may be overstated because the reported assets do
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An auditor is concerned that accounts receivable and inventory may be overstated because the reported assets do not exist or they are not properly valued. Identify two procedures the auditor might use to identify whether the receivables and inventory account balances are overstated.
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