PSAK 16PSAK 14Audit EvidenceFixed AssetsWMS

Inventory & Fixed Asset Verification

Physical reconciliation to book records, leakage identification, and audit-grade evidence — for year-end audit, ERP migration, insurance, or investor due diligence.

Direct Answer

Physical verification reconciles book records to physical inventory/assets, identifies leakage, and produces audit-grade evidence. Common triggers: year-end audit, ERP migration, insurance claims, investor due diligence, restructuring.

Who this is for

  • PT PMAs with year-end audit requirements where external auditors require observation or verification
  • Manufacturing, distribution, and retail companies with multi-site inventory
  • Companies migrating from one WMS or ERP to another
  • Groups acquiring an Indonesian business and needing due diligence verification
  • Companies preparing insurance claims requiring physical asset evidence
  • Entities restructuring or spinning off operations with asset transfer obligations

Problems we solve

  • External auditors have qualified on inventory observation due to inaccessibility
  • Fixed asset register is out of date — disposed assets still appear, new assets not added
  • Physical inventory count conducted by management fails auditor independence standards
  • Multi-site operations make internal verification impractical without specialist coordination
  • Insurance underwriter requires independent verification of insured asset values
  • ERP migration requires opening balance validation that internal teams cannot certify

Our approach

  1. 1

    Scope and cut-off planning

    We agree scope — locations, asset categories, count methodology — and establish cut-off procedures to prevent movement between count dates and book close.

  2. 2

    Pre-count preparation

    We review existing fixed asset registers and inventory records, identify known gaps or discrepancies, and prepare count sheets and observation templates.

  3. 3

    Physical count and observation

    Our teams attend all agreed locations to perform or observe physical counts. We apply tagging, bar-code scanning, or manual count methods appropriate to the asset category.

  4. 4

    Reconciliation to book records

    We reconcile physical counts to the fixed asset register or inventory system, quantify variances, and identify unrecorded disposals, additions, or condition impairments.

  5. 5

    Evidence packaging and reporting

    We deliver a formal verification report with supporting count sheets, photo documentation, variance analysis, and management action items — in a format accepted by external auditors.

Deliverables

Pre-count fixed asset register / inventory gap analysis
Physical count sheets (signed by JCSS team and client)
Photo documentation of all material assets verified
Variance report: book vs physical with root cause classification
Unrecorded disposal and acquisition schedule
Fixed asset register update recommendation
Formal verification report — audit-grade format
Insurance valuation support memo (if applicable)

Regulatory framework

PSAK 16 (Fixed Assets)PSAK 14 (Inventories)ISA 501 (Audit Evidence — Specific Items)ISA 402 (Service Organizations)PMK-96/2009 (Tax Asset Depreciation)PSAK 48 (Impairment of Assets)IFRS 13 (Fair Value Measurement)

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