If the auditor does not find any problems with the way a firm's financial statements were prepared and presented, the report will offer an adverse opinion.

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If the auditor does not find any problems with the way a firm's financial statements were prepared and presented, the report will offer an unqualified opinion, indicating that the financial statements are fairly and accurately presented. An adverse opinion is given when there are substantial issues with the financial statements that materially affect their overall presentation and accuracy.

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