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Chapter 4, Problem 12CYBK
To determine
Users of the financial statement:
The users of the financial statement can be divided into two main categories; internal users and external users. The users of the financial statement include owners, management, employee, government, creditors, lenders, etc.
To choose: The scenario that includes example of foreseen user.
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Bundle: Auditing: A Risk Based-approach, 11th + Mindtap Accounting, 1 Term (6 Months) Printed Access Card
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