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I just wanted to clarify if the following is the case
When sending out a bank confirmation letter, the letter must be written on the auditors headed paper right?
However, when sending a receivables circularisation,the auditor will use the clients headed paper right?
Just wanted confirmation if these are correct.
That’s right.
The bank has permanent authorisation from the client to supply auditors with information. Customers do not have permanent authorisation (they keep changing anyhow) and probably wouldn’t/couldn’t cope with the admin.