The audit goal of include all footnotes in the annual report is most directly connected to completeness.
The audit of financial statements is related to audit goals. The goals of an audit are to provide a report on the financial statements based on the findings of the audit and to acquire a reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free of major misstatements.
The auditor's goals are to get a fair level of assurance that there are no major misstatements in the financial statements overall, whether they are the result of fraud or error, and to publish an auditor's report that contains the auditor's opinion.
The main object of audit is to detect and prevent the frauds and provide the opinion on financial statements to ensure that it gives true and fair view of the accounts.
Thus the audit objective that all footnotes have been included in the annual report is related most closely to completeness
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