Multiple Choice
When an auditor decides to confirm accounts receivable balances rather than individual invoices, it most likely would be beneficial to include with the confirmations:
A) copies of the client's shipping documents that support the account balances.
B) lists of the customers' recent payments that the client has already recorded.
C) client-prepared statements of account that show the details of the account balances.
D) copies of the customers' purchase orders that support the account balances.
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