Which of the following situations is an example of the need for split-level reporting?A. An...

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Which of the following situations is an example of the need for split-level reporting?
A. An accountant was engaged to compile the financial statements of a client and had to change the engagement to a review as a result of a bank requirement.
B. An auditor has only been engaged to audit one basic financial statement, but the client wants to present a complete set of financial statements.
C. An auditor sets out to audit financial statements and to issue an unqualified opinion, but after performing the audit, a qualified opinion had to be issued.
D. Two accounting firms were engaged by a client, one to compile the financial statements and the other to review the financial statements.

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