What sort of assurance is provided in a review engagement?

Correct answer: B. Negative assurance

  • A. Positive assurance
  • B. Negative assurance
  • C. High level of assurance
  • D. No assurance

Explanation

A review engagement provides limited assurance, traditionally expressed through negative assurance such as stating that nothing has come to the practitioner's attention. It does not provide the positive or high assurance associated with an audit.

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