What course of action should auditors take if, after evaluating management's plan to mitigate the effect of factors that suggest going-concern uncertainties, they believe that substantial doubt about going concern does not exist?
A)Modify their report on the financial statements to describe management's plan to mitigate going-concern uncertainties, the procedures performed by the auditors, and indicate that substantial doubt about going concern does not exist.
B)Prepare a separate report that describes management's plan to mitigate going-concern uncertainties, the procedures performed by the auditors, and indicate that substantial doubt about going concern does not exist.
C)Require financial statement disclosure of management's plan to mitigate going-concern uncertainties with no modification to the auditors' report on the financial statements or no separate report on going concern.
D)Conclude that substantial doubt about going concern does not exist and not require financial statement disclosure or modification of the auditors' report.

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If, after evaluating management's plan to mitigate the effect of factors that suggest going-concern uncertainties, the auditors believe that substantial doubt about going concern does not exist, they should conclude that no financial statement disclosure or modification of the auditors' report is necessary. This is because the auditors have determined that there is no substantial doubt about the entity's ability to continue as a going concern for a reasonable period of time.

What Course of Action Should Auditors Take If, After Evaluating