The auditor would most likely issue a disclaimer of opinion because of
A)the client's failure to present supplementary information.
B)inadequate disclosure of material information.
C)a client-imposed scope limitation.
D)the qualification of an opinion by the other auditor of a subsidiary where there is a division of responsibility.

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A disclaimer of opinion is issued when the auditor is unable to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence or is unable to audit the financial statements due to a scope limitation. A client-imposed scope limitation, such as the client not allowing the auditor to perform certain procedures or not providing certain information, would lead the auditor to issue a disclaimer of opinion.

The Auditor Would Most Likely Issue a Disclaimer of Opinion