When auditing accounts receivables, auditors are usually especially concerned about the: a. Completeness and cut-off objectives. b. Existence and completeness objectives. c. Existence,...

When auditing accounts receivables, auditors are usually especially concerned about the:

a. Completeness and cut-off objectives.

b. Existence and completeness objectives.

c. Existence, realisable-value and accuracy objectives.

d. Posting and summarisation objective.