Practice mode Auditing

If the client imposes restrictions that significantly limit the scope of the audit, which opinion should the auditor generally issue?

Correct answer C. Disclaimer of opinion

Explanation

A client-imposed limitation that is significant prevents the auditor from obtaining sufficient appropriate evidence, so auditing standards say the auditor should generally disclaim an opinion rather than merely qualify it.

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