The auditor's conclusions are stated as opinion rather than a statement of fact:
A) to avoid the possibility of legal action against the auditor.
B) to allow for a margin of error.
C) because conclusions are based on professional judgement.
D) all of the above

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The auditor's conclusions are stated as opinion because they are based on professional judgement, which involves interpreting evidence and making informed decisions.

The Auditor's Conclusions Are Stated as Opinion Rather Than a Statement