Regarding Statutory Audit

How to report if the client is not providing any of the vouchers for the expenses incurred ?
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This discussion addresses the challenges faced during statutory audits when clients fail to provide necessary expense vouchers. It explores reporting options, including presenting the issue in the audit report or issuing a qualified report if only some vouchers are missing. For a complete lack of vouchers, resigning as auditor is suggested as the most appropriate course of action.

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Present it in audit report
Put qualification in audit report

If only some vouchers are not provided, you can give qualified report.  However, if no voucher is provided, it is better to resign as auditor.

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