alleryStart learning →With weak internal controls, auditors typically lean on what?
AAnalytical procedures only
BTests of detail of balances
CManagement representations
DPrior year working papers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Tests of detail of balances
Weak controls push auditors to sample balances and find hard evidence such as invoices and bank statements.
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