alleryStart learning →Effective internal controls do what to the substantive work needed?
AEliminates it entirely
BCuts it, never removes it
CDoubles it in size
DLeaves it unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Cuts it, never removes it
Controls found effective reduce, though never eliminate, the amount of substantive testing.
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