Especially, tax auditors should assess the business risk, include inherent and control risk that is a matter of professional judgment (Ritchie and Khorwatt, 2007), and reduce levels of testing (Curtis and Turley, 2007). In addition, they should change audit technology such as audit support systems to enhance efficient and effective audits to use decision aids (Dowling and Leech, 2007).
Surprisingly, the relationship between fraud risk analysis (H1c: b3 =.009, p > 0.05) have a positive and no significant effect of audit judgment. In the crisis situation, tax auditors who have concentrated with the fraudulent of management may not distress from a stress of firms’ fraud risk activities that affect audit judgments. Therefore, hypothesis 1c is not supported.