Why would studying and evaluating each of the client's controls not necessarily be the most efficient way
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Why would studying and evaluating each of the client's controls not necessarily be the most efficient way of determining the scope of related substantive tests?
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Resource Constraints Conducting a detailed assessment of every control can be timeconsuming and resourceintensive Auditors may have limited time and r...View the full answer
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