Practice mode Auditing

What does the term ‘expectation gap’ refer to in auditing?

Correct answer C. The gap between the public perception of the role of company auditors and their statutory role and responsibilities

Explanation

The expectation gap is the difference between what the public believes auditors do, such as detecting all fraud, and what auditors are actually required to do under law and auditing standards.

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