When audited financial statements are presented in a document containing other information, the auditors should
A)perform inquiry and analytical procedures to ascertain whether the other information is reasonable.
B)add an explanatory paragraph describing the other information to the auditors' report without modifying the opinion on the financial statements.
C)perform the appropriate substantive procedures to corroborate the other information.
D)read the other information to determine that it is consistent with the audited financial statements.

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Auditors are required to read the other information in documents containing audited financial statements to ensure consistency with the financial statements they have audited. This does not typically involve performing additional substantive procedures or analytical inquiries specifically for the other information, nor does it usually require adding an explanatory paragraph about the other information in the audit report, unless inconsistencies or material misstatements are found.

When Audited Financial Statements Are Presented in a Document Containing