When an auditor believes that an
understanding with the client has not been
established, he or she should ordinarily
a. Perform the audit with increased
professional skepticism.
b. Decline to accept or perform the
audit.
c. Review the client’s financial reports.
d. Obtain information about the client’s
business and the industry where it
operates
understanding with the client has not been
established, he or she should ordinarily
a. Perform the audit with increased
professional skepticism.
b. Decline to accept or perform the
audit.
c. Review the client’s financial reports.
d. Obtain information about the client’s
business and the industry where it
operates