The auditing procedure establishes the courses of action available to the auditor to judge the adherence to the standards and the validity of the application of the principles.

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The auditing procedure is designed to guide auditors in assessing whether an entity is complying with established standards and principles, ensuring the validity and reliability of financial statements and other relevant information.

The Auditing Procedure Establishes the Courses of Action Available to the Auditor