An auditor's working papers will generally be least likely to include documentation showing how the:
A)client's schedules were prepared.
B)engagement had been planned.
C)client's internal control had been understood and the level of control risk assessed.
D)unusual matters were resolved.

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The auditor's working papers will not typically include documentation showing how the client's schedules were prepared, as these are the client's records and not the auditor's. Instead, the auditor will rely on these records as evidence to support their audit conclusions. The other options may be included in the auditor's working papers, as they are important aspects of the audit process.

An Auditor's Working Papers Will Generally Be Least Likely to Include