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                           Using the work of others




               3.1  Using the work of an expert

               In certain circumstances auditors may need to rely on the work of, or consult parties
               not involved in the audit process.

               This may be where they lack technical knowledge and skills to gather evidence.

               Experts may be involved in, for example:


                    Property valuations

                    Work in progress

                    Legal provisions


                             An auditor’s expert is an individual or organisation whose work is used
                             by the auditor to assist in obtaining sufficient appropriate audit
                             evidence.


                             A management’s expert is an individual or organisation whose work is
                             used by the entity to assist in the preparation of the financial
                             statements.




































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