Indirect information refers to data or evidence that is not explicitly stated but can be inferred or derived from other sources.
Option A focuses on the propriety of cutoff, which is a direct assessment of whether transactions are recorded in the correct accounting period. This is a direct evaluation, not indirect.
Options B, C, and D provide indirect insights:
B: Rejected orders for credit limitations indirectly indicate potential revenue or credit risk issues.
C: Unusual deviations and product margins indirectly highlight operational or financial anomalies.
D: Differences between perpetual and actual inventory levels indirectly point to potential inventory management or recording issues.
It's D
D. The lack of any significant differences between perpetual levels and actual levels of goods.
The lack of any significant differences between perpetual levels and actual levels of goods does not provide indirect information. The other options - information about the propriety of cutoff, reports on rejected orders for credit limitations, and reports on unusual deviations in product margins - all provide indirect information that can indicate potential issues or anomalies in the business operations.
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