23. Where would the auditor make mention of issues noted during audit procedures that are not of
audit significance?
a. Engagement letter.
b. Management letter.
c. Representation letter.
d. Attorney letter.
24) Which of the following is not a required communication with the audit committee?
a. Accounting policies.
b. Accounting estimates.
c. Economic trends.
d. Difficulties encountered
Question 23.
b. Management letter; In this management letter the auditor make mention of issues noted during audit procedures that are not of audit significance
Question 24.
a. Accounting policies
23. Where would the auditor make mention of issues noted during audit procedures that are not...
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