What is a substantive audit approach, and how does it differ from a combined audit approach? Give
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What is a substantive audit approach, and how does it differ from a combined audit approach? Give examples of situations when each type would be used in an audit engagement.
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A substantive audit approach refers to the case when the auditor decides not to test internal contro...View the full answer
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