When an Accountant Examines a Financial Forecast That Fails to Disclose

question 534

Multiple Choice

When an accountant examines a financial forecast that fails to disclose several significant assumptions used to prepare the forecast, the accountant should describe the assumptions in the accountant's report and issue a (an) :

• A) "Except for" qualified opinion.
• B) "Subject to" qualified opinion.
• C) Unqualified opinion with a separate explanatory paragraph.
• D) Adverse opinion.

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