When would it be appropriate for an auditor to withdraw from an engagement?
A) In order to avoid issuing an adverse opinion
B) When that auditor cannot observe the taking of inventory or is unable to confirm receivables
C) When the auditor concludes that management cannot be trusted
D) When the auditor has overbooked too much work

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An auditor may consider withdrawing from an engagement if they conclude that the management of the company cannot be trusted. This situation could significantly impair the auditor's ability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence and could indicate potential fraud or significant non-compliance with laws and regulations, affecting the auditor's ability to rely on management representations.

When Would It Be Appropriate for an Auditor to Withdraw