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As Part of Accounts Payable Testing, an Auditor Reviews Cash

Question 52

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As part of accounts payable testing, an auditor reviews cash payments made post balance date. This is done mainly to gain evidence about the:

A) valuation and allocation assertion.
B) rights and obligations assertion.
C) completeness assertion.
D) existence assertion.

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