To which of the following matters would materiality limits not apply when obtaining written client representations? A)Violations of state labor regulations. B)Disclosure of line-of-credit arrangements. C)Information about related party transactions. D)Instances of fraud involving management.

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Materiality limits would not apply when obtaining written client representations for instances of fraud involving management. This is because fraud is inherently significant and can have a significant impact on the financial statements, regardless of its amount. It is important for auditors to obtain written representations from management regarding any known or suspected fraud, regardless of whether it may be deemed material or not. The other options (A, B, and C) involve financial information that may be subject to materiality limits, as they may not individually or collectively be significant to the financial statements.

To Which of the Following Matters Would Materiality Limits Not