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Considering that an auditor cannot express an opinion with certainty even after conducting an audit, is an audit worth the cost for the stakeholder? 100 words.

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Yes, the cost of the audit is certainly worthy and beneficial for the stakeholders of an organization because it provides a certain level of assurance to the stakeholders about the reliability, accuracy and ...

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