alleryStart learning →How much assurance can internal control give on objectives?
ANone without an audit
BAbsolute assurance
CFinancial matters only
DReasonable assurance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Reasonable assurance
Controls are limited by cost-benefit trade-offs and human error, so they give reasonable but never absolute assurance.
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