Business risk assessment has numerous definitions: such as Eilifsen et al. (2001) defined audit risk with reference to financial statement error, to business risk defined. They also defined risk as an entity that will fail to meet its objectives. Consistent with Chesbrough and Rosenbloom (2002); Curtis and Turley (2006) defined audit risk more formally later; for now, audit risk can be thought of as the possibility that the auditor will issue an inappropriate opinion when the financial statements contain one or more material misstatements (i.e., departures from generally accepted accounting principles). Dimensions of Audit risk are as follows: Inherent risk, control risk, and detection risk