The auditor is concerned with four aspects of cost accounting, including
A) documents and records for transferring inventory.
B) perpetual inventory master files.
C) unit cost records.
D) all of the above.

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The auditor is concerned with all of the above aspects of cost accounting as they are all important for ensuring accuracy and completeness of cost information. Documents and records are necessary for tracking inventory transfers, perpetual inventory master files are used to maintain accurate inventory records, and unit cost records are important for calculating and evaluating product costs.

The Auditor Is Concerned with Four Aspects of Cost Accounting