CPA · Question 51 · Area IV: Forming Conclusions and Reporting
An auditor is auditing the financial statements of a nonissuer. The auditor identifies a material misstatement in the prior year's financial statements that was not corrected. The current year's financial statements are presented in comparative form. Management has restated the prior year statements to correct the error. How should the auditor report on the prior year statements?
An auditor is auditing the financial statements of a nonissuer. The auditor identifies a material misstatement in the prior year's financial statements that was not corrected. The current year's financial statements are presented in comparative form. Management has restated the prior year statements to correct the error. How should the auditor report on the prior year statements?
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Issue a qualified opinion on the prior year statements.
Express an unmodified opinion on the restated prior year statements and include an emphasis-of-matter paragraph describing the restatement.
Express an unmodified opinion with no additional paragraphs.
Issue an other-matter paragraph referencing the predecessor auditor.
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