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What makes a reconciliation 'review-ready' for audit?
IntermediateAnswer
It should show both balances, the source of each, all reconciling items with descriptions/ages/owners, supporting documentation, and evidence of independent review and sign-off with dates. No unexplained differences should remain. This lets a reviewer or auditor verify completeness and accuracy quickly.
Real-world example An auditor accepts the bank reconciliation because every reconciling item is documented, aged, owned, and signed off independently.