Cain Company’s management engaged Bell, CPA, to audit the effectiveness of Cain’s internal control over financial reporting. Bell’s report, which was accompanied by management’s separate report presenting its written assessment about the effectiveness of internal control, described several material weaknesses and potential errors and fraudulent activities that could occur. Subsequently, management included Bell’s report in its annual report to the board of directors with a statement that the cost of correcting the weaknesses would exceed the benefits. Bell should

Disclaim an opinion as to management's cost-benefit statement

Explanation:

In this scenario Bell a CPA was engaged to audit the effectiveness of Cain’s internal control over financial reporting.

After providing a report that stated there are several material weaknesses and potential errors and fraudulent activities that could occur.

Bell has completed his role in this audit by giving an opinion about the effectiveness of Cain's internal control.

The decision on the cost versus benefit of management report is out of his function as an auditor.

So he needs to disclaim to an opinion as to management's cost-benefit statement.

This is management function and not that of the auditor.

it will get mixed up

explanation:

the correct answer option is b. a single paragraph.

explanation:

when you are thinking about paragraph​ topics, you should always choose a subject that can be adequately addressed in a single paragraph.

a paragraph is a piece of writing consisting of a few sentences that deal with a single theme. it has only a single idea that the paragraph revolves around and talks about.

so a paragraph topic must be chosen wisely where a single idea can be communicated in a single paragraph.