When the auditor uses tracing as an audit procedure for tests of transactions she is primarily concerned with which audit objective?
Tracing is used as an audit procedure for test of transactions.
It is a process of finding a transaction recorded in books of
accounts from the source documents. It is used by the auditors for
verifying and ensuring that the transactions were recorded
properly.
The audit objective which the auditor is primarily concerned when
he uses tracing as an audit procedure for test of transactions is
occurence or completeness.
Occurence gives the auditor a view that the events and transactions which have been recorded have been actually occurred and it is related to the entity.
Completeness gives the auditor a view that all the events and transactions which are to be recorded has been properly recorded and also all the related disclosures that are required to be disclosed has been made in the financial statements.
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