The audit working papers serve as a record of the evidence accumulated and the results of the audit tests.This helps to demonstrate that the audit was
A)kept properly confidential;information was held secure.
B)completed using Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.
C)organized effectively with no mistakes in calculations.
D)conducted in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards.

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The audit working papers serve as evidence that the audit was conducted in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Option A relates to confidentiality, Option B relates to accounting principles, and Option C relates to organization and accuracy, which are not the primary purposes of the audit working papers.

The Audit Working Papers Serve as a Record of the Evidence