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An audit opinion is based on evidence that supports the auditor’s opinion about the financial

statements.

The audit team issued a DISCLAIMER OF OPINION FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

1. The auditor is doubtful about the financial statements and could not decide one.

2. The auditors cannot find evidence even after performing thorough procedures.

3. The auditors are unable to assure the users that financial statements are true and fair
or that we’ve found significant misstatements.

4. The auditors are unable to find sufficient appropriate evidence arises due to the factors like
missing business records

and putting limitations to perform procedures on the key audit areas other than analytical
procedure.

-INABILITY TO ACCESS THE REQUIRED RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS.

-LIMITED AVAILABLE DATA PROVIDED BY CLIENT.

-LIMITATION TO THE SCOPE OF THE AUDIT AND INADEQUATE DISCLOSURE.

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