Property. Plant and Equipment (PPE) are the assets that represent a material portion of the total assets and give significant impact to the presentation in an entity's financial statements. a. What is the important of internal control of fixed asset and explain THREE (3) factors that an auditor should consider in assessing the inherent risk for PPE?

Property. Plant and Equipment (PPE) are the assets that represent a material portion of the total assets and give significant impact to the presentation in an entity's financial statements. a. What is the important of internal control of fixed asset and explain THREE (3) factors that an auditor should consider in assessing the inherent risk for PPE?

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