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If the auditor concludes that substantial doubt does not exist, he or she should still consider the need for disclosure. What information might be disclosed?
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(41) Listed below are examples of matters that may be reportable conditions. Indicate the nature of each event by using the following code letters:
Deficiencies in Internal Control Design
Failures in the Operation of Internal Control
-Manipulation, falsification, or alteration of accounting records or supporting
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