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When obtaining evidence about accounts receivable,auditors must put emphasis on the completeness and obligations assertions.
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Positive Statement
A statement that confirms, affirms, or expresses a positive attitude or outcome.
Hidden Negatives
Subtle or disguised expressions of refusal or disapproval.
Negative
Characterized by the absence of positivity, often involving criticism or undesirable outcomes.
Arrogant
Having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
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