1. Provides framework within which sufficient audit evidence can be obtained.
2. Forces clarification of audit thinking in determining how the audit objective will be met.
3. Minimizes risk of over auditing and wastage of time.
4. Facilitates more expeditions of working papers.
5. Increases acceptability of audit opinions of the audited as it seems unbiased.
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