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disclaimer of opinion

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Disclaimer of opinion
An auditor's statement that does not express any opinion regarding the company's financial condition.

disclaimer of opinion
The statement of a Certified Public Accountant that an audit opinion cannot be rendered because of limitations on the extent of the examinations. Compare clean opinion.


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GAO's December 2007 disclaimer of opinion on the fiscal year 2007 accrual basis consolidated financial statements included a discussion of continuing control deficiencies related to the preparation of the CFS.
110 states that the sufficiency and appropriateness of audit evidence are still a matter of professional judgment, but it re-emphasizes that if auditors are unable to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence, they should express a qualified opinion or a disclaimer of opinion.
He said its accounts presented "such fundamental problems" that he had to issue a disclaimer of opinion, because of the lack of audit evidence which he needed to reach an opinion on the truth and fairness of the accounts.
 
 
 
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