According to an article in the cpa journal, the auditor considers reliability of audit evidence collected and the reliability of that evidence to reduce the risk of financial statements containing undetected material errors
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It means that an auditor needs to give opinion about the correctness of financial statements. Because these statements are made on the basis of book entries, which are ultimately based on vouchers. So he needs to verify the basic things to be sure that the basis are correct and these are reliable.
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