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1. What Is a Qualified opinion? A Qualified opinion is a statement issued in an auditor's report that accompanies a company's audited financial statements.
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2. Qualified opinion is an audit opinion that independent external auditors express when they found that financial statements contain material misstatement but such misstatement …
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3. A Qualified opinion is a written statement by a certified public accountant in an audit report, stating that the financial statements of a client are fairly presented, except for a specified issue.
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4. A Qualified opinion is a strong signal to investors that a company's financial accounting methods need to be improved upon and aren't necessarily wholly reliable
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5. A Qualified opinion is not the same as an adverse opinion, which is a more severe cautionary report …
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6. Qualified opinion-Qualified Report When an auditor isn’t confident about any specific process or transaction that prevents them from issuing an unqualified, or clean, report, the auditor may choose to issue a Qualified opinion.
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7. What is a Qualified opinion? A Qualified opinion can be issued due to a GAAP departure or a scope limitation. In both cases, the misstatements are material but not pervasive
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8. A Qualified opinion report is issued when the auditor encountered one of the two types of situations which do not comply with generally accepted accounting principles, however the rest of the financial statements are fairly presented.
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9. For income statement items ' assertion's Qualified opinion:
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10. A Qualified opinion states that, except for the effects of the matter(s) to which the qualification relates, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position, results of operations, and cash flows of the entity in conformity …
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11. Qualified opinion, an opinion provided by the auditor in the audit report of a listed company, states that the financial statement of the company is not showing true and fair view due to various reasons that are non-pervasive, non- material, and does not affect the financial statement such as non-application of the generally accepted accounting principle, inadequate disclosures to the financial statement or similar …
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12. Qualified opinion = Close, but not quite
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13. Qualified opinion The opinion of a Certified Public Accountant that a firm's financial statements deviate in some respect from a clean opinion according to generally accepted accounting principles.
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14. A Qualified opinion in a service auditor’s report could be described as similar to a significant deficiency or material weakness in internal control disclosure
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15. Unlike unQualified opinion, Qualified opinion is an audit opinion that auditors give when financial statements contain material misstatement, but such misstatement is not pervasive.
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16. Qualified opinion meaning: a statement by an auditor (= someone whose job is to officially examine accounts) that the…
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17. Adversely, Qualified opinions occur when there are matters that concern the auditor
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18. A Qualified opinion suggests that the information provided was limited in scope and/or does not comply with the accounting standards or legislation
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19. We first need to understand thae circumstances that can give rise to a Qualified opinion
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20. An unQualified opinion is compared to a Qualified opinion, in which the auditor has determined that there is a material issue with regard to accounting policies – …
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21. Qualified opinion An auditor's opinion expressing certain limitations of an audit.
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22. Qualified opinion definition: a statement by an auditor (= someone whose job is to officially examine accounts) that the…
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23. A key indicator of a Qualified opinion is the use the phrase "except for" in the opinion paragraph, which points to the qualifying issue
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24. Such report therefore issues a Qualified opinion on the true and fair view of the financial position as reported in the financial statements.
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25. A Qualified opinion is given when a company’s financial records have not complied with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
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26. Even though the wording of a Qualified opinion is very same to a standard unQualified opinion, the auditor provides an extra paragraph including exclusions from the fairness of the financial statements and
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27. The auditor shall express a Qualified opinion when: (a) The auditor, having obtained sufficient appropriate audit evidence, concludes that misstatements, individually or in the aggregate, are material, but not pervasive, to the financial statements; or
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28. UnQualified opinion Vs Other opinions: In terms of quality of financial information in the audited financial statements, the statements that received unqualified reports explicitly show or prove that they are accurate or correct based on fact than those received qualified, disclaimer or adverse opinions.
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29. For the statements that received Qualified opinion, it is proved that some information
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30. The UnQualified opinion is the best possible audit outcome, also the most often reported
31. The other three possible outcomes appear rarely: Qualified opinion, Adverse opinion or …
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32. The opposite of the unQualified opinion is the Qualified opinion, according to which as per the audit conducted by the auditor of the previous financial year’s financial statements of the company and the different controls and practices followed in the company, financial statements of the company does not present the true and the fair view of
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33. The ECB should be fully involved in evaluation of the relevance, efficiency and effectiveness of the 'Pericles' programme so that it will be able to provide a well-Qualified opinion to the Council in relation to any future extensions of the programme.
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34. A Qualified opinion report can be used only when the auditor believes that the overall financial statements are A
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35. Qualified opinion or an adverse
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36. If the Qualified opinion is solely based on a single item treatment (assuming all other things are in GAAP compliance), the long shot is to get a SECOND opinion on the item from another Accounting /Auditing (maybe bigger) firm
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37. AUDIT REPORT - MODIFIED OPINION / MATERIAL UNCERTAINTY RELATED TO GOING CONCERN : Qualified opinion Announcement Reference SG190401OTHRQXUL Submitted By (Co./ Ind
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38. .02 A Qualified opinion states that, except for the effects of the matter to which the qualification relates, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, financial position, results of operations, and cash flows in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles
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39. Download this illustrative auditor’s report, which contains an unmodified opinion in the prior year and a modified opinion (Qualified opinion) in the current year
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40. Briefly, what are the differences between an unQualified opinion, a Qualified opinion and an adverse opinion given by the auditors in a financial statement? How would they affect your use of the statements? Expert Answer .
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41. Qualified opinion arising from disagreement about accounting treatment In our opinion, except for the effect on the financial statements of the matter described in the basis for Qualified opinion paragraph, the financial statements have been properly prepared, in all material respects, in …
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42. Qualified opinion on audit reform
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43. The opposite of an unQualified opinion is a Qualified opinion, which is a red flag from the auditor
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QUALIFIED OPINION
A qualified opinion is an auditor's opinion that the financials are fairly presented, with the exception of a specified area. Unlike an adverse or disclaimer of opinion, a qualified opinion is generally still acceptable to lenders, creditors, and investors.
Qualified opinions should be considered in context to the services being received by a user organization. If the qualification potentially impacts the services provided to a user organization, the user organization must consider whether the issues are severe enough to warrant using a different service organization.
This opinion is a bit different from a qualified opinion. For a qualified opinion, the auditor found material misstatement in the financial statements, but those misstatements are not pervasive. Yet, in Adverse opinion, misstatements are both material and pervasive. Disclaimer of opinion, by the way, is different from both qualified and adverse.