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Obtain the inventory listing by location, product, quantity, and unit cost.
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Determine which inventory locations are material individually or in the aggregate.
Understand management's inventory-count instructions and count methodology.
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Review inventory movement procedures during the count.
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Identify high-value, slow-moving, damaged, and unusual inventory items.
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Determine whether inventory is held at third-party warehouses or on consignment.
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Plan test counts in both directions: physical inventory to listing and listing to physical inventory.
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Obtain information about the last and first receiving, shipping, and production documents around the count date.