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The client changed method of depreciation from straight line to written down value method. This has been disclosed as a note to the financial statements. It has an immaterial effect on the current financial statements. It is expected, however, that the change will have a significant effect on future periods. Which of the following option should the auditor express?
Unqualified opinion
Qualified opinion
Disclaimer of opinion
Adverse opinion
- Unqualified Opinion (Option 1):
- The change in depreciation method is disclosed in the notes.
- It has an immaterial effect on the current financial statements.
- The future impact, though significant, is not a current concern.
- This is the correct answer.
- Qualified Opinion (Option 2):
- Issued when there are misstatements or deviations not pervasive to whole FS.
- Here, the effect is immaterial currently, so not applicable.
- Disclaimer of Opinion (Option 3):
- Chosen when the auditor can't obtain sufficient evidence.
- Not applicable as the disclosure is made and effect is known.
- Adverse Opinion (Option 4):
- Provided when financial statements are materially misstated and misleading.
- Not applicable as the current statements are not materially misstated.
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