Evidence-Gathering Techniques. An auditor obtains audit evidence by one or more of the following evidence gathering techniques:
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Evidence-Gathering Techniques. An auditor obtains audit evidence by one or more of the following evidence gathering techniques: inquiry, observation, inspection (physical evidence or examination of documents), computation
(reperformance or mechanical accuracy), confirmation and analytical procedures.
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For each of the six evidence-gathering techniques give an example of a substantive test procedure.
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Principles Of Auditing: An International Perspective
ISBN: 9780077095321
1st Edition
Authors: Rick Stephan Hayes, Philip Wallage, Arnold Schilder, Roger Dassen
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