DunkinDonuts, if it is properly disclosed, it will be an unqualified opinion with an EOM paragraph added to it. Now, if it isn't properly disclosed and the management refuses to disclose it, then it is an departure from GAAP and it will be qualified or adverse.
As for your second question, yeah you have the right idea. When there is a departure from GAAP that is so pervasive, it will be an adverse opinion. If it is an scope limitation, it will be an qualified or disclaimer opinion depending on if it is client imposed.
Mariam, it is going okay but I still don't have the evidence section down for the simulations. That is where I'm guessing most of the sims will come off of. And the research problems are absolutely brutal for Audit compared to FAR. There is really no good practice you could have since these programs features are so different compared to the actual ones.
Kappa, good luck to you as well and it will definitely be brutal Ha.