alleryStart learning →Which pressure can limit an auditor's objectivity?
AThe client pays the fee
BThe audit is statutory
CThe firm is very large
DThe report is public
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The client pays the fee
Because the audited company pays the firm, commercial interest may be weighed against the duty to verify.
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