The auditor gathers evidence about dividends that are declared and paid primarily because of

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Dividends that are declared and paid primarily because of concerns with violations of corporate bylaws or debt covenants are more likely to be scrutinized by the auditor as they may indicate financial distress or noncompliance with regulations. The other options do not necessarily indicate a higher risk for misstatement or fraud related to dividends.

The Auditor Gathers Evidence About Dividends That Are Declared and Paid