Which of the following is not an assurance
that the auditors give to the parties who rely
on the financial statements?
a. Auditors give assurance that the
financial statements are accurate.
b. Auditors know how the amounts and
disclosures in the financial statements
were produced.
c. Auditors gathered enough evidence to
provide a reasonable basis for forming an
opinion.
d. If the evidence allows the auditors to do
so, auditors give assurance in the form of
opinion, as to whether the financial
statements taken as a whole are fairly
presented in conformity with GAAP
that the auditors give to the parties who rely
on the financial statements?
a. Auditors give assurance that the
financial statements are accurate.
b. Auditors know how the amounts and
disclosures in the financial statements
were produced.
c. Auditors gathered enough evidence to
provide a reasonable basis for forming an
opinion.
d. If the evidence allows the auditors to do
so, auditors give assurance in the form of
opinion, as to whether the financial
statements taken as a whole are fairly
presented in conformity with GAAP