Spoken and written representations given by the auditee's officers,directors,owners,and employees are generally considered reliable enough to stand on their own.

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Both spoken and written representations given by the auditee's officers, directors, owners, and employees are subject to scrutiny and verification by the auditor. They are not considered reliable enough to stand on their own without corroboration and supporting evidence.

Spoken and Written Representations Given by the Auditee's Officers,directors,owners,and Employees