Often, for efficiency, the auditor will ignore internal controls. This can occur because:
A) detection risk is low.
B) it is a small entity.
C) control risk is assumed to be maximum.
D) all of the above

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Internal controls are often ignored for efficiency reasons when detection risk is low, the entity is small, or control risk is assumed to be maximum.

Often, for Efficiency, the Auditor Will Ignore Internal Controls