As explained in Chapter 3, evidential matter obtained through the auditor's personal knowledge is more reliable than
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As explained in Chapter 3, evidential matter obtained through the auditor's personal knowledge is more reliable than evidential matter obtained from internal sources, such as the client's accounting records. Why don't auditors confine the procedures selected to those that are known to produce the most reliable evidential matter, such as physical examination?
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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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