Economics · Auditing
The primary objective of auditing is:
- 1Detection of errors
- 2Detection of fraud
- 3To find out whether the Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet show a true and fair view of affairs✓
- 4Detection and prevention of frauds and errors
Correct answer
To find out whether the Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet show a true and fair view of affairs
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