alleryStart learning →Why might joint auditors rotate work after some years?
ATo cut the audit fees sharply
BTo avoid filing any report at all
CTo shorten the audit timetable
DTo reduce the risk of over-familiarity
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. To reduce the risk of over-familiarity
Swapping areas of work stops either firm from becoming too familiar with one part of the client.
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