The primary reason for having written formal audit reports is to: a. Provide an opportunity for engagement
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The primary reason for having written formal audit reports is to:
a. Provide an opportunity for engagement client response.
b. Document the corrective actions required of senior management.
c. Provide a formal means by which the external auditor assesses potential reliance on the internal audit function.
d. Record observations and recommended courses of action.
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Internal Auditing Assurance & Advisory Services
ISBN: 9780894139871
4th Edition
Authors: Urton L. Anderson, Michael J. Head, Sridhar Ramamoorti, Cris Riddle, Mark Salamasick, Paul J. Sobel
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