The auditor's primary purpose for evaluating internal control is to
A)Help design of the final audit plan.
B)Help management design internal control systems
C)Help judge how much control is necessary.
D)Help determine much business risk is acceptable.

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The auditor evaluates internal control to assess its effectiveness and to help design the final audit plan by determining the nature, timing, and extent of audit procedures.

The Auditor's Primary Purpose for Evaluating Internal Control Is to