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According to ASS:1.) What should the auditor consider when determining whether an account should be considered significant?2.) What qualitative factors might cause an account that is otherwise...

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According to ASS:1.) What should the auditor consider when determining whether an account should be considered significant?2.) What qualitative factors might cause an account that is otherwise relatively small quantitatively to be considered significant?3.) What qualitative factors might cause an account that is greater than materiality to be considered not significant?
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David answered on Dec 25 2021
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The auditor should consider the materiality of the planning when determine if the account will consider as the significant account. If the financial statement of the firm goes beyond the materiality of planning, then it considered as the high significant. If a financial statement account goes beyond the planning of materiality, then it is considered significant. If the account is higher goes over the planning materiality, the more it is considered to be significant. The significant account is most important for the company for materiality of the planning of the company to shows the good financial condition...
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