Multiple Choice
When considering whether to accept an engagement, the auditor should consider the implications for accepting the engagement if:
A) management welcomes visits to all locations that the auditor considers material.
B) management does not restrict contacts with customers.
C) the auditor is not engaged after year-end.
D) the predecessor auditor's workpapers are not available for review.
E) management does not restrict contacts with suppliers.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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