What think are most important conclusions of the auditors

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Obtain a recent annual report for a company of your choice. (Hints: The Wall Street Journal has a free annual reports service, and virtually all major companies post their annual reports on their websites.) Look over the firm's financial statements and see whether they match the information in this chapter. Read the auditor's opinion (usually at the end of the report) and evaluate what you think are the most important conclusions of the auditors.

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