The internal audit supervisor is reviewing the workpapers prepared by the staff. According to the Standards, which of the following statements regarding workpaper supervision is not true?
The internal audit supervisor is reviewing the workpapers prepared by the staff. According to the Standards, which of the following statements regarding workpaper supervision is not true?
Workpapers are an important part of the audit documentation process, and their supervision ensures accuracy and completeness. Dating and initialing each workpaper is a common practice to provide evidence of review. The review process is beneficial for staff training and development, and workpapers can be amended if necessary during review. However, review notes of questions that arise during the review process are not necessarily required to be retained, making this statement inaccurate according to the Standards.
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