As part of phase IV of the audit, auditors evaluate evidence they obtained during the first three phases of the audit to determine whether they should perform additional procedures for presentation and disclosure-related objectives.

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In phase IV, auditors evaluate the evidence obtained in the first three phases and perform additional procedures as necessary to ensure the accuracy and completeness of financial statement presentation and disclosures.

As Part of Phase IV of the Audit, Auditors Evaluate