The audit expectations gap refers to:
A) differences between the views of auditors and the expectations of other stakeholders regarding the appropriate roles and responsibilities of management, and the audit performance.
B) differences between what clients expect to pay and what the auditor charges.
C) differences between the views of auditors and the expectations of other stakeholders regarding the appropriate roles and responsibilities of auditors, and their performance.
D) all of the above

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The audit expectations gap refers specifically to differences between the views of auditors and the expectations of other stakeholders regarding the appropriate roles and responsibilities of auditors, and their performance. It is not related to pricing or differences in views about the roles of management.

The Audit Expectations Gap Refers To