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Hi Everyone,
I’m confused with this question and need some help!
In assessing control risk, an auditor ordinarily selects from a variety of techniques, including
A. Inquiry and analytical procedures.
B. Reperformance and observation.
C. Comparison and confirmation.
D. Inspection and verification.
Answer: B. Reperformance and observation. Tests of controls directed toward effectiveness or operation of a control would ordinarily include inquiries, inspections of documents, observation, and reperformance of the application of a control. Thus, both reperformance and observation are used by an auditor to assess control risk.
Isn’t assessing control risk is a risk assessment procedure instead of test of control?
Why A is not the answer.
Please help!! Thanks in advance.
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