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So I was working on a simulation problem and found what I thought was the answer to the question, however the solution said otherwise.
While preparing the auditor’s report, the audit assistant believes that the auditor’s report can never reference the findings of a specialist. The audit manager disagrees. Which citation in the professional standards supports the audit manager’s position?
I put AU 336.16 which states:
The auditor may, as a result of the report or findings of the specialist, decide to add explanatory language to his or her standard report or depart from an unqualified opinion. Reference to and identification of the specialist may be made in the auditor’s report if the auditor believes such reference will facilitate an understanding of the reason for the explanatory paragraph or the departure from the unqualified opinion.
But the solution is AU-C 620.15 which states:
The auditor should not refer to the work of an auditor’s specialist in an auditor’s report containing an unmodified opinion.
So….how do I know if I’m right?
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