Professional Standards Recognize That a Misstatement That Is Quantitatively Immaterial

question 16

Multiple Choice

Professional standards recognize that a misstatement that is quantitatively immaterial may be qualitatively material. In regard to these items, professional standards require the auditor to:

• A) plan the audit to search for them.
• B) design explicit procedures to detect them.
• C) be on the alert for them.
• D) report them to the audit committee.
• E) report them directly to client management.

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