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Assume you were given the following information:          The parent company has advised local management that...

Assume you were given the following information:

         The parent company has advised local management that should Computek not show a turnaround to profits for the year ended 31 December 1999 it will proceed to wind up local operations early in 2000.

         What effect would this information have on the audit?

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