alleryStart learning →Why not use only internal audit checklists in a fraud probe?
AThey are unlawful
BMay miss court evidence
CThey cost too much
DThey ignore numbers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. May miss court evidence
Internal audit checklists may not surface the type of evidence that juries or regulators look for in proving fraud.
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