An audit program should be sufficiently detailed to provide all of the following except:
A) evidential support for the audit opinion.
B) an outline of the work to be done.
C) a basis for controlling the audit.
D) a basis for supervising the audit.

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An audit program is designed to outline the work to be done, provide a basis for controlling and supervising the audit, but it is not meant to provide evidential support for the audit opinion. Evidential support comes from the audit procedures and findings, not the program itself.

An Audit Program Should Be Sufficiently Detailed to Provide All