When Using Nonstatistical Sampling, the Auditor Must Subjectively Consider Whether

question 73

Essay

When using nonstatistical sampling, the auditor must subjectively consider whether the true population misstatement exceeds a tolerable amount. This is done by considering five factors. One factor is the difference between the point estimate and tolerable misstatement. State the other four factors the auditor must consider.

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Definitions:

Equivalent Amount

A sum of money that has the same value as another, especially in different currencies or at different times, adjusted for factors like inflation.

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Second Column

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