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Introduction: It is about the materiality as used in Accounting and Auditing To define: The Materiality as used in Accounting and Auditing, especially focusing the difference that lies between FASB and the US Supreme Court definitions of Materiality
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Introduction: It is about the three major dimensions of materiality.
To define: The Three major dimensions of Materiality 1) Dollar Magnitude 2) Nature of Item in consideration 3) View of a particular user.
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Introduction: It is about the change in the Materiality aspect during the course of audit.
To explain: The implication of changes in the Materiality aspects during Audit and the impact on the audit work already done till now.
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Chapter 7 Solutions
ACP AUDITING - RISK BASED APPROACH
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