“A fraud examination report should be accurate, clear, and impartial. The fraud examiner should avoid technical jargon where possible and write in plain language so that readers without specialized knowledge can understand”.
Reports should only include relevant, factual findings—not every detail or opinion.
So, the most accurate statement is that jargon should be avoided.
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