Which of the following is not a procedure that is designed to provide evidence about the existence of loss contingencies? A)Obtaining a lawyers' letter. B)Confirming accounts payable. C)Reviewing the minutes of board of directors' meetings. D)Review correspondence with banks.

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Confirming accounts payable is a procedure designed to identify and confirm the amounts owed by the company to its suppliers and vendors. It is not a procedure specifically designed to provide evidence about the existence of loss contingencies. The other choices, obtaining a lawyer's letter, reviewing board of directors' minutes, and reviewing correspondence with banks, are procedures that can provide evidence about the existence of loss contingencies.

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