Generally, the auditor specifies an overall audit risk level for the financial statements as a whole and

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Generally, the auditor specifies an overall audit risk level for the financial statements as a whole and then uses that same level for each assertion.

However, the levels of inherent, control, and detection risk can vary by assertion. Explain.

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Modern Auditing

ISBN: 9780471596875

6th Edition

Authors: William C. Boynton, Walter G. Kell

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