FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Which of the following is not true about an audit report for an issuer (i.e., a public) company.
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It describes an audit in terms consistent with the audit risk model. |
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It has a title that refers to the auditor’s independence. |
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It is dated as of the day that the auditor had sufficient, appropriate evidence. |
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It refers to Generally Accepted Auditing Standards. |
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