A Substantive Strategy Is Typically Used to Audit Stockholders' Equity

question 8

Multiple Choice

A substantive strategy is typically used to audit stockholders' equity because:

• A)the number of transactions is small.
• B)controls over stockholders' equity transactions typically are weak.
• C)a reliance strategy is most efficient.
• D)a substantive strategy likely was used in prior years.

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