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Accounting

Oceanview Marine Company

5-2-a

Preliminary Materiality

2/22/2019

December 31, 2018

1. Planning data

Current year (unaudited)

Prior year

Sales/revenue (net)

26,419,090

22,861,320

Expenses

6,316,336

5,669,023

Gross margin

7,285,791

6,331,206

Pre-tax income

969,455

662,183

Current assets

16,516,127

14,753,281

Current liabilities

7,149,557

5,921,882

Total assets

17,112,644

15,365,761

Materiality

50,000

2. Preliminary Judgment about Materiality

Measurement base

(i.e., income, revenue, assets)

Percentage applied*

(rounded)

Preliminary materiality

%

* Materiality percentages: These materiality factors are provided as

Pre-tax income 3 10% guidelines only, and should be used only as

Assets 1% an aid in the development of your professional

Equity 5% judgment. The materiality level should represent

Revenue 1% the largest amount of a misstatement or group

Gross profit 5% of misstatements that would not, in your

judgment, influence or change a decision

based on the financial statements.

Oceanview Marine Company

5-2-b

Preliminary Materiality (continued)

CH 2/22/2019

December 31, 2018

3. Justify/Support your Preliminary Judgment about Materiality

State the factors you considered when you chose the base and the percentage for the preliminary judgment about materiality. Link the percentage you chose to the level of acceptable audit risk.

Base:

Percentage:

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