A client's refusal to provide a management representation letter to the auditor will normally require the auditor
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A client's refusal to provide a management representation letter to the auditor will normally require the auditor to:
A. Issue a qualified opinion or a disclaimer of opinion.
B. Contact the audit committee for the relevant information.
C. Issue an unqualified opinion with an ‘emphasis of matter’ paragraph.
D. Issue an adverse opinion.
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Modern Auditing And Assurance Services
ISBN: 9781118615249
6th Edition
Authors: Philomena Leung, Paul Coram, Barry J. Cooper, Peter Richardson
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