If the principal auditor decides to make reference to the other auditor's audit, the opinion section must specifically indicate the:
A)portion of the financial statements examined by the other auditor.
B)name of the other auditor.
C)name of the consolidated subsidiary examined by the other auditor.
D)type of opinion expressed by the other auditor.

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When the principal auditor decides to make reference to the work of another auditor, the opinion section of the audit report must specifically indicate the portion of the financial statements that was examined by the other auditor. This is to ensure clarity and transparency about the division of responsibilities regarding the audit work performed.

If the Principal Auditor Decides to Make Reference to the Other