An auditor obtains evidence of the internal control over the accounting system by all of the following except:
A)performing walkthroughs of the accounting system.
B)making inquiries of banks and attorneys.
C)reviewing system flowcharts.
D)taking plant and operational tours.

Question

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Making inquiries of banks and attorneys is not a method used to obtain evidence of internal control over the accounting system; it is more related to gathering evidence about financial transactions or legal matters.

An Auditor Obtains Evidence of the Internal Control Over the Accounting