alleryStart learning →The s.143(12) duty arises when the auditor has what in the course of his duties?
AReason to believe
BA members' complaint
CProof beyond doubt
DA court direction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Reason to believe
The trigger is that the auditor has reason to believe a fraud offence is being or has been committed, not proof or a complaint.
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