A CPA establishes quality control policies
and procedures for deciding whether to
accept a new client or continue to perform
services for a current client. The primary
purpose for establishing such policies and
procedures is
a. To enable the auditor to attest to the
integrity or reliability of a client.
b. To comply with the quality control
standards established by regulatory
bodies.
c. To minimize the likelihood ofmanagement lacks integrity.
d. To lessen the exposure to litigation
resulting from failure to detect
irregularities in client financial
statements
association with clients whose
and procedures for deciding whether to
accept a new client or continue to perform
services for a current client. The primary
purpose for establishing such policies and
procedures is
a. To enable the auditor to attest to the
integrity or reliability of a client.
b. To comply with the quality control
standards established by regulatory
bodies.
c. To minimize the likelihood ofmanagement lacks integrity.
d. To lessen the exposure to litigation
resulting from failure to detect
irregularities in client financial
statements
association with clients whose