When Planning a Test of Details Using MUS Sampling,tolerable Misstatement

question 99

Multiple Choice

When planning a test of details using MUS sampling,tolerable misstatement is usually set

• A)higher than planning materiality.
• B)lower than planning materiality.
• C)either higher or lower than planning materiality.
• D)the same as materiality.

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