When the assessment of inherent and control risk is low:
A) the level of substantive procedures is limited.
B) there are lots of controls that have been tested and found to be effective.
C) both a and b
D) none of the above.

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When inherent and control risks are assessed as low, it implies that there are effective controls in place (B), and as a result, the auditor can limit the extent of substantive procedures (A).

When the Assessment of Inherent and Control Risk Is Low