alleryStart learning →Why do auditors argue against banning advisory services to audit clients?
AAdvice is always unpaid
BAudit insight lowers other costs
CClients forbid outside advisers
DRegulators require the advice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Audit insight lowers other costs
They argue that knowledge gained in the audit allows other services to be provided less expensively.
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