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If a scope limitation is material, _______.

A) Auditors cannot state a conclusion without evidence to support the conclusion
B) Auditors should state a conclusion even without evidence to support the conclusion
C) It is of no relevance to the financial statements and their users
D) The auditor should immediately withdraw from the engagement.

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Final answer:

If a scope limitation is material, auditors cannot state a conclusion without evidence to support the conclusion.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a scope limitation is material, the correct answer is A) Auditors cannot state a conclusion without evidence to support the conclusion.

  1. When a scope limitation exists, auditors are unable to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence in relation to a specific audit objective or set of audit objectives.
  2. This lack of evidence hinders auditors from forming a conclusion regarding the financial statements being audited.
  3. Without adequate evidence, auditors cannot provide a statement or opinion on the financial statements without risking misleading the users of those financial statements.

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