e. is it desirable to test the occurrence of sales with the random sample you have de- signed in part c.? Why or why not? 4 IS-29 (OBjECTIVE 15-7) The following is a partial audit program for the audit of sales transactions. 1. Foot the sales journal for one month and trace the postings to the general ledger. 2. Review the sales journal for any large or unusual transactions. 3. Examine sales order for evidence of credit approval prior to shipment 4. Vouch entries in sales journal to sales invoice and shipping document. 5. Examine evidence on sales invoice that the prices were agreed to the approved price list. 7. Trace entries in sales journal to entry in accounts receivable master file. a. Identify which audit procedures can be tested by using attributes sampling. b. What is the appropriate sampling unit for the tests in part a.? c. List the attributes for testing in part a Req -5 d. Assume an ARO of 5% and a TER of 6% for tests of controls and 5% for substantive tests of transactions. The EPER for tests of controls is 1.0%, and for substantive tests oftransactions it is 0.5%. What is the initial sample size for each attribute? Chapter 15 AUDIT SAMPLING FOR TESTS OF CONTROLS AND SUBSTANTIVE TESTS OF TR