The type of audit evidence known as documentation involves the auditor's examination of tangible assets with the results of the examination being recorded, or 'documented', in the auditor's work papers.

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Documentation as audit evidence involves the auditor's examination of the client's documents and records, not tangible assets, to support the information that is presented in the financial statements.

The Type of Audit Evidence Known as Documentation Involves the Auditor's