At What Point in the Audit Process Are Tests of Details

question 11

Multiple Choice

At what point in the audit process are tests of details most appropriately designed?

• A) plan and design audit approach
• B) perform audit tests for controls and transactions
• C) perform analytical procedures and tests of balances
• D) complete the audit and issue the audit report

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