The information that auditors use when arriving at their opinion on the fair presentation of the client's financial statements is called _______.
A)audit evidence
B)relevant assertion
C)receivable confirmation
D)working papers

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Audit evidence is the information that auditors gather and use to evaluate the presentation of financial statements. This evidence includes documents, records, and other data that support the financial information presented in the statements. The other options listed are specific types of audit evidence or tools used in the auditing process.

The Information That Auditors Use When Arriving at Their Opinion