How long must audit working papers be retained for audits


1) When analyzing a client's environment for potential risk, which of the following is the auditor least likely to consider?

Client's application of accounting policies

Client's objectives and strategies

Client's methods to measure performance

Client's performance compared to competitors

2) How long must audit working papers be retained for audits of public companies?

3 years

5 years

7 years

10 years

3) In which audit procedure to gather evidence does the auditor independently perform client processes?

Inspection of records and documents

Observation of processes

Recalculation of accuracy

Reperformance of procedures

4) When analyzing a client's industry for potential risks, which of the following is the auditor least likely to consider?

Bargaining power of customers

Barriers to entry

Client share of the market

Strength of competitors

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