In assessing whether the controls are operating effectively, is it necessary for the auditor to re-perform the

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In assessing whether the controls are operating effectively, is it necessary for the auditor to re-perform the work of the control itself? For example, if someone tests for the correctness of computations and initials the bottom of a document to indicate that such a control procedure has been performed, is it necessary for the auditor to re-perform? Explain the rationale for your response.

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Auditing a business risk appraoch

ISBN: 978-0324375589

6th Edition

Authors: larry e. rittenberg, bradley j. schwieger, karla m. johnston

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