If a misstatement exists, but is unlikely to affect the decisions of a reasonable user, it is appropriate to issue:
A) an ability to form an opinion.
B) an unmodified opinion.
C) a qualified opinion.
D) an adverse opinion.

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An unmodified opinion is appropriate if the misstatement is not material, meaning it is unlikely to affect the decisions of a reasonable user. This is the most common type of opinion issued.

If a Misstatement Exists, but Is Unlikely to Affect the Decisions