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In many audits of sales transactions substantive tests of transactions can be reduced in determining the completeness objective because

▸ understatements of assets and income are a greater concern than overstatements.

▸ overstatements of assets and income are a greater concern than understatements.

▸ it doesn't matter if income is understated because the savings on income tax offsets the reduced revenue and net income is correct.

▸ the unrecorded sales cause a reduction of accounts receivable; therefore, the ratios of the two financial statements will not be misleading.

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