Inquiries of the client are usually sufficient to provide appropriate evidence to satisfy an audit objective.

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While inquiries of the client can provide valuable information and evidence, they may not always be sufficient to completely satisfy an audit objective. Additional procedures, such as observation, inspection, or confirmation, may also be necessary to obtain the appropriate evidence needed for the audit.

Inquiries of the Client Are Usually Sufficient to Provide Appropriate