Investigating the use of analytical procedures: An update and extension
The importance of analytical procedures (AP) in the audit examination is evidenced by their extensive use by auditors. Previous research efforts are updated by surveying practicing auditors to identify the current use of 6 APs. This includes an investigation of the following: 1. the use of APs in au...
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