An audit program shall contain the audit procedured which will be followed by the engagement team. | ||
The Fianancial statements is prepared on the basis of accounting records and hence accounting records must support | ||
the financial statements to give a true and fair view | ||
To get to a conclusion regarding the control risks the auditor must obtain necesarry suuporting audit evidence | ||
So Option A,B and D are correct. | ||
However an auditors engagement letter contains the responisbilities of suditor and management among other. | ||
But it does not contain the detailing of auditors planned filedwork. | ||
So Option C is correct as it is note required in an audit |
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