When developing the scope of an audit engagement, which of the following would the internal auditor typically not need to consider?
When developing the scope of an audit engagement, which of the following would the internal auditor typically not need to consider?
When developing the scope of an audit engagement, the internal auditor typically needs to consider the potential impact of key risks, the expected outcomes and deliverables, and the operational and geographic boundaries to ensure a comprehensive and effective audit. The need and availability of automated support, while important for efficiency and resource allocation, are not directly related to defining the scope of the audit engagement itself.
because the impact of key risks, the potential results of significant errors, fraud and other exposures have already been considered while depeloping engagements objectives. Then the auditor determines the procedure to be performed and the engagement scope.
WHY? EXPLAIN PLEASE
i think the answer is A because its affect the allocation of recourses now the scoop
engagement scope goes with objectives so I think D is the right one
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