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    When the Auditor Has Sufficient Competent Evidence for Each Assertion
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When the Auditor Has Sufficient Competent Evidence for Each Assertion

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Question 21

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When the auditor has sufficient competent evidence for each assertion in a material account balance or transaction class, the auditor has completed that portion of the audit and moves on to the next task.

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