An unqualified audit report expresses a positive opinion on the fairness of financial statements and indicates the auditor was able to obtain sufficient evidence to support the opinion without identifying any material misstatements. A qualified audit report also expresses a positive opinion but includes a qualification because the auditor was unable to obtain sufficient evidence for an unqualified opinion or identified material misstatements in the financial statements.
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An unqualified audit report expresses a positive opinion on the fairness of financial statements and indicates the auditor was able to obtain sufficient evidence to support the opinion without identifying any material misstatements. A qualified audit report also expresses a positive opinion but includes a qualification because the auditor was unable to obtain sufficient evidence for an unqualified opinion or identified material misstatements in the financial statements.
An unqualified audit report expresses a positive opinion on the fairness of financial statements and indicates the auditor was able to obtain sufficient evidence to support the opinion without identifying any material misstatements. A qualified audit report also expresses a positive opinion but includes a qualification because the auditor was unable to obtain sufficient evidence for an unqualified opinion or identified material misstatements in the financial statements.
Expresses a positive opinion on the fairness of the financial statements Opinion Expresses a positive opinion on the fairness of the financial statements, but with a qualification The auditor was able to obtain sufficient, appropriate audit evidence to support the opinion Scope The auditor was unable to obtain sufficient, appropriate audit evidence to support an unqualified opinion The auditor did not identify any material misstatements in the financial statements Misstatements The auditor identified material misstatements in the financial statements, but the misstatements are not so pervasive as to require an adverse opinion The auditor does not need to disclose any substantive reasons for the opinion Disclosure The auditor must disclose all of the substantive reasons for the qualification The auditor Emphasis mayparagraphs of matter include emphasis of matter paragraphs to highlight certain matters that are not material The auditor enoughmay to warrant includeaemphasis qualification of matter paragraphs, but they are more likely to be required when a qualification is also present