TB ES Qu. 05-101 Audit working papers are an integral part... Audit working papers are an integral part of an examination in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. a. Describe three major functions of the audit working papers. b. Distinguish between the permanent working paper file and the current working paper file.
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