In an initial engagement the CPA usually applies the auditing procedure of reviewing the client's federal income
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In an initial engagement the CPA usually applies the auditing procedure of reviewing the client's federal income tax returns for prior years. What are the general purposes or objectives of this auditing procedure?
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Auditing Concepts And Methods A Guide To Current Auditing Theory And Practice
ISBN: 9780070099999
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Authors: Mcgraw-Hill
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