Comparing vendor addresses to employee addresses is a common audit test to detect fictitious invoices. Fictitious invoices are often created by employees who use their addresses or addresses of associates as vendor addresses to facilitate fraud.
Option B: Matching cancelled checks to invoices ensures payment was made but does not specifically detect fictitious invoices.
Option C: Searching for duplicate payments addresses duplicate invoices but not necessarily fictitious ones.
Option D: Checking employee bank records could indicate fraud but is invasive and less direct than comparing addresses.
IIA Practice Guide: Fraud Detection.
COSO Fraud Risk Management Guide.
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