AUDIT+ASSURANCE SERVICES (LL) W/CONNECT
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Chapter G, Problem 1RC
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Define the variables sampling and identify the stage of audit it is used.
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Variable sampling: It is a process which is used to calculate the value of a certain variable within the population.
It is used in the stage of “substantive procedures” of the audit. It is used to scrutinize the population when the audit team needs to assess the true balance or misstatement of a certain account or group of transactions.
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