Upon conclusion of the audit of Jackson Corporation, the auditors noted material misstatements related to depreciation expense fo many of the client's property, plant and equipment accounts. The auditors are concerned that these misstatements have affected other accounts such as accumulated depreciation. As a result of this information, which of the following should the auditors do? The auditors should consider issuing a scope limitation on the client's fixed asset accounts, as further audit testing may have eliminated this issue. The auditors should consider issuing a qualified opinion on all of the client's fixed asset accounts. The auditors should consider issuing a qualified opinion, but only on the client's income statement accounts such as depreciation expense. The auditors should consider issuing an adverse opinion on the client's financial statements, on the grounds that the misstatement could be considered both material and pervasive. A material misstatement occurs when the client departs from the applicable financial reporting framework the auditor does not receive the agreed upon compensation from the firm management incorrectly calculate profitability ratios the client abides with the applicable financial reporting framework