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Where should an extraordinary assumption be stated in a report?

Correct Answer

A) Prominently, wherever the reader will encounter it

Why this is correct: The key principle is clear and prominent disclosure so any reader relying on the value conclusion understands it is conditional. This typically means stating it in the assumptions section and near the value conclusion itself. Why the other choices are wrong: Placing it only in the workfile hides it from the report user. A footnote at the end of addenda may be missed. Stating it only in the transmittal letter is insufficient as the report may be separated from the letter. Exam tip: Disclose extraordinary assumptions prominently, where the reader will definitely see them.

Answer Options
A
Prominently, wherever the reader will encounter it
B
In the workfile rather than the report itself
C
In a footnote at the end of the addenda
D
Only in the letter of transmittal to the client

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: The key principle is clear and prominent disclosure so any reader relying on the value conclusion understands it is conditional. This typically means stating it in the assumptions section and near the value conclusion itself. Why the other choices are wrong: Placing it only in the workfile hides it from the report user. A footnote at the end of addenda may be missed. Stating it only in the transmittal letter is insufficient as the report may be separated from the letter. Exam tip: Disclose extraordinary assumptions prominently, where the reader will definitely see them.

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