alleryStart learning →A wholly owned subsidiary's statements are meant only for its parent. What may the report add?
ADisclaimer text
BQualification text
CAdverse remark text
DDistribution limit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Distribution limit
When the sole user is the parent company, the auditor can restrict who may use the report.
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