Auditors must collect sufficient and appropriate audit evidence to reduce audit risk. This audit evidence is relevant to specific audit cycles. Required: 1. What is the cycle approach to auditing and what are the advantages of dividing the audit into different cycles? 2. Discuss the relationship between each account within each of four (4) identified audit cycles?

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