The auditor's responsibility for failure to
detect fraud arises
a. Whenever the amounts involved are
material.
b. When such failure clearly results
from noncompliance to generally
accepted auditing standards.
c. Only when such failure clearly results
from negligence so gross as to sustain an
inference of fraud on the part of the
auditor.
d. Only when the examination was
specifically designed to detect fraud
detect fraud arises
a. Whenever the amounts involved are
material.
b. When such failure clearly results
from noncompliance to generally
accepted auditing standards.
c. Only when such failure clearly results
from negligence so gross as to sustain an
inference of fraud on the part of the
auditor.
d. Only when the examination was
specifically designed to detect fraud