An audit program should be sufficiently detailed to provide all of the following except:
A) evidential support for the audit opinion.
B) an outline of the work to be done.
C) a record of the work performed.
D) a basis for controlling the audit.
E) a basis for supervising the audit.

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An audit program is designed to outline the work to be done, provide a record of the work performed, and serve as a basis for controlling and supervising the audit. However, providing evidential support for the audit opinion is the result of executing the audit program, not a component of the program itself.

An Audit Program Should Be Sufficiently Detailed to Provide All