An Auditor Examining a Firm's Accounting Information System Sets an Embedded

question 60

Multiple Choice

An auditor examining a firm's accounting information system sets an embedded audit module to flag all credit transactions in excess of $1,500.The flag causes the system state to be recorded before and after each transaction is processed.This is an example collecting audit evidence using

• A)an integrated test facility.
• B)the snapshot technique.
• C)a system control audit review file.
• D)audit hooks.
• E)continuous and intermittent simulation.

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