Performing substantive procedures prior to year-end, in the absence of specific effective controls, may be acceptable when:
A) the auditor is able to conclude overall that the client's control environment is effective.
B) the likelihood of errors or fraud is high.
C) the likelihood of errors or fraud is low.
D) Both a and c

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Performing substantive procedures before year-end can be acceptable if the auditor concludes that the control environment is effective (A) and the likelihood of errors or fraud is low (C), as this reduces the risk of material misstatement.

Performing Substantive Procedures Prior to Year-End, in the Absence of Specific