The Concept of Materiality Would Be Least Important to an Auditor

question 39

Multiple Choice

The concept of materiality would be least important to an auditor when considering the:

• A) Decision whether to use positive or negative confirmations of accounts receivable.
• B) Adequacy of disclosure of a client's illegal act.
• C) Discovery of weaknesses in a client's internal control.
• D) Effects of a direct financial interest in the client upon the CPA's independence.

Appreciate the significance of therapeutic activities and how their benefits vary based on implementation.

Recognize the importance of setting appropriate goals and the potential issues with contracts.

Discover strategies for involving members in social action and the development of group contracts.

Develop practical skills for managing group dynamics and facilitating group activities, including agenda setting.

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