Adjusting entries discovered in the audit after often prepared by the auditor; these adjusting entries do not have to be approved by the client.

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Adjusting entries discovered during an audit should be approved by the client before they are made, as they affect the client's financial statements and the client is responsible for the accuracy of those statements.

Adjusting Entries Discovered in the Audit After Often Prepared by the Auditor;