alleryStart learning →Which is a basic independence requirement for auditors?
ANot auditing own work
BSetting client fees
CManaging the client
DAdvocating for client
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Not auditing own work
An auditor reviewing work they prepared themselves would not be objective, so self-review is barred.
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