When an Auditor Submits a Document Containing Audited Financial Statements

question 451

Multiple Choice

When an auditor submits a document containing audited financial statements to a client, and those financial statements include supplementary information required by GAAP, the auditor may choose any of the following options, except:

• A) Express an opinion on the information, if he or she has been engaged to examine such information.
• B) Express negative assurance on the information, if review procedures have been appropriately performed.
• C) Report on whether the information is fairly stated in relation to the financial statements taken as a whole, if appropriate auditing procedures have been applied.
• D) Disclaim an opinion on the information.

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