In most audits, the auditor issues a:
A)qualified audit report.
B)unqualified audit report.
C)scope limited audit report.
D)adverse audit report.

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In most audits, if the auditor determines that the financial statements are fairly presented in all material respects and there are no significant deficiencies in the client's internal control over financial reporting, an unqualified audit report is issued. This report provides reasonable assurance to users that the financial statements are reliable and can be relied upon for decision-making purposes.

In Most Audits, the Auditor Issues A