By Setting High Detection Risk, an Auditor Will

question 20

Multiple Choice

By setting high detection risk, an auditor will

• A) eliminate the possibility that fraud will be detected.
• B) reduce the level of reliance placed on their detailed substantive procedures.
• C) increase the level of reliance placed on their detailed substantive procedures.
• D) reduce the level of testing of the client's internal control system.

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