Smith CPAs have requested that an audit client add a note disclosure to the financial statements related to their ability to operate as a going concern. The client has refused to do so; citing differences in opinion on some key loans that they believe will be refinanced. What should the auditors do at this point? O The auditors should consider disclaiming an opinion on the financial statements to preserve the reputation of the firm. The auditors should consider modifying the opinion for a material departure. O The auditors should consider issuing a scope limitation, on the basis that management is not willing to make the necessary amendment. The auditors should request a meeting with the client's board of directors, and discuss the issue with them