
Auditing & Assurance Services with ACL Software Student CD-ROM
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Author: Timothy J Louwers, Robert J. Ramsay Professor, David Sinason Associate Professor, Jerry R Strawser, Jay C. Thibodeau Associate Professor
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Chapter B, Problem 18MCQ
To determine
Identify the reason for independence in appearance by the auditor.
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Auditing & Assurance Services with ACL Software Student CD-ROM
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