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When Amounts Are So Material That an Adverse Opinion Is

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When amounts are so material that an adverse opinion is required, the opinion statement must clearly state that the financial report:

A) does not present a true and fair view.
B) should not be relied on.
C) could not be audited.
D) is not free from material error.

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