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Introduction:Auditor’s independence means audit is conducted by the auditor in an unbiased manner and is in accordance with the recognized standards and rules.
To explain: The steps taken by auditor to reduce potential bias towards users and to increase independence.
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Introduction:An organized and independent examination of financial services to express an on opinion on financial statements whether such statements as a whole are free from material misstatement and gives a true and fair view of the state of the entity is known as auditing.
To identify:The users of financial information and decisions they take on the basis of audited information.
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