whenever an auditor discovers a highly material GAAP violation in the financial statements that the client refuses to correct, the auditor should issue a disclaimer of opinion.
a false
b true
A) False , auditor has to issue qualified opinion
Disclaimer opinion issues by auditors to financial statements when they could not obtain sufficient and appropriate financial statements to draw the conclusion or support their opinion. There are many reasons why auditors could not obtain sufficient and appropriate supporting documents.
It can be because management does not have enough documents to support their accounting transactions or event. Managements do not have proper control to keep those supporting documents secured and subsequently lost.
There is the intention of the management of the entity not to provide the supporting documents due to a lack of trust in auditor independence
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