A major difference between financial statement auditors and fraud examiners is that most financial statement auditors: a. match documents to verify whether support exists for recorded information. b. determine whether the documents are originals. c. determine whether the expenditures make sense. d. check whether all aspects of the documentation are in order.

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14 May, 20:30

A major difference between financial statement auditors and fraud examiners is that most financial statement auditors: a. match documents to verify whether support exists for recorded information. b. determine whether the documents are originals. c. determine whether the expenditures make sense. d. check whether all aspects of the documentation are in order.

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Craig Vang · Answer 1

Answer: Option A

Explanation: An auditor refers to an individual who is certified by an authority to perform an audit. The auditor provides an independent opinion as if the statements of the company are prepared as per the accounting and auditing standards.

Fraud examiners are the individuals who investigates an activity which is concluded to be a fraud already.

The difference between the two is, the auditor initially ascertains if there is a fraud while the fraud examiner tries to ascertain who is guilty of performing the fraud.

Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is A.