When planning the audit, if the auditor has
no reason to believe that illegal acts exist,
the auditor should
a. Make inquiries of management
regarding their policies and their
knowledge of violations, and then
rely on normal audit procedures to
detect errors, irregularities, and
illegalities.
b. Still include some audit procedures
designed specifically to uncover
illegalities.
c. Ignore the topic.
d. Include audit procedures which have a
strong probability of detecting illegal
acts
no reason to believe that illegal acts exist,
the auditor should
a. Make inquiries of management
regarding their policies and their
knowledge of violations, and then
rely on normal audit procedures to
detect errors, irregularities, and
illegalities.
b. Still include some audit procedures
designed specifically to uncover
illegalities.
c. Ignore the topic.
d. Include audit procedures which have a
strong probability of detecting illegal
acts