alleryStart learning →With better-quality evidence, the auditor generally needs
ALess additional evidence
BEvidence of another kind
CEvidence from client only
DMore additional evidence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Less additional evidence
Quality and quantity trade off: stronger evidence reduces the extra evidence that must be gathered.
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