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AThey removed the need for working papers
BThey made internal controls unnecessary
CThey permit larger samples and full reviews
DThey set the audit fee in advance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They permit larger samples and full reviews
CAATs allow examination of larger samples of data and more thorough review of all transactions.
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