Matters that would ordinarily be communicated to an audit committee do not include:
A) major issues that were discussed with management pertaining to the appointment of the auditor.
B) unreasonable delays in management providing information.
C) all errors and problems revealed by the audit.
D) all of the above matters would ordinarily be communicated to an audit committee

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Matters communicated to an audit committee typically include significant issues discussed with management and delays in receiving information. However, not all errors and problems revealed by the audit are communicated unless they are material or significant.

Matters That Would Ordinarily Be Communicated to an Audit Committee