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When Reporting on Internal Control Deficiencies, an Auditor Need Not

Question 29

Question 29

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When reporting on internal control deficiencies, an auditor need not report


A) Significant deficiencies.
B) Material weaknesses.
C) Significant deficiencies for nonmajor funds.
D) Immaterial differences.

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