DETERMINE WHETHER TRUE OR FALSE S1- Toward the end of an engagement, after all audit evidence has been gathered by the auditor, the auditor again considers materiality by comparing the combined misstatements with the preliminary or revised estimate for the entire set of the financial statements as a whole. S2- Changes in the regulatory or operating environment can result in changes in competitive pressures and significantly different risks.

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Q: If an analytical procedure performed, identify fluctuations or relationships that are inconsistent…

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Q: Discuss the concept of professional skepticism and its importance in audit.

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