Posted: 05 Aug 2012 at 18:44 | IP Logged
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An auditor may decide to increase the risk of incorrect rejection when
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A: Increased reliability from the sample is desired. B: Many differences (audit value minus recorded value) are expected. C: Initial sample results do not support the planned level of control risk. D: The cost and effort of selecting additional sample items is low.
Ans is D. Can anyone explain why the ans say selecting additional sample items is Low instead of High. My explanation below-
Increasing the risk of incorrect
rejection increases the likelihood of improperly concluding that a
balance is materially misstated when it is not.Additional audit procedures, and consideration of other audit
evidence will ordinarily lead the auditor to the correct conclusion, so if the cost and effort of selecting additional sample items is HIGH then the risk of incorrect rejection would be increases.
__________________ sharmin afroz
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