Disclosures necessary if any of the used assumptions/methods are prescribed by law:

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Disclosures necessary if any of the used assumptions/methods are prescribed by law:

When any assumptions or methods are prescribed by law, you must be transparent about the legal framework guiding the work. That means you disclose the applicable law that sets the requirements, identify the specific assumptions or methods that the law prescribes, and include a statement that the report was prepared in accordance with that law. Together, these disclosures show exactly what rules were followed and that the analysis complies with the legal requirements, not just professional standards. This full transparency is why all three elements are needed, making the option that includes all of the above the best answer.

When any assumptions or methods are prescribed by law, you must be transparent about the legal framework guiding the work. That means you disclose the applicable law that sets the requirements, identify the specific assumptions or methods that the law prescribes, and include a statement that the report was prepared in accordance with that law. Together, these disclosures show exactly what rules were followed and that the analysis complies with the legal requirements, not just professional standards. This full transparency is why all three elements are needed, making the option that includes all of the above the best answer.

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