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    When an Auditor Decides There Is Higher Inherent Risk for an Account
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When an Auditor Decides There Is Higher Inherent Risk for an Account

Question 48

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When an auditor decides there is higher inherent risk for an account, one potential effect is that more audit evidence will be required for that account.

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