Exam 40: Liability of Accountants and Other Professionals

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Generally,an attorney is not liable to a non client unless the attorney has committed fraud or malicious conduct.

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Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act,accountants need not retain working papers relating to an audit or review.

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Nguyen Imports,Inc.,accuses Ogilvie,an accountant,of committing defalcation. This is

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Professionals are required to adhere to certain standards of performance within their profession.

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In an opinion,an auditor can include a general statement disclaiming any liability for false or misleading financial statements.

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A failure to follow generally accepted accounting principles and generally accepted auditing standards is proof of a lack of due diligence.

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An accountant normally will not be held liable to the client for incorrect judgment.

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Under rules of professional conduct,committing a criminal act that reflects adversely on a person's "honesty" is professional misconduct.

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An accountant may be liable for a misstatement or omission of material fact in a registration statement.

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In all states,communications between an accountant and his or her client are privileged.

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Miriam is an accountant. Natalie is an attorney. Which professional is most restricted from disclosing her or his client's communication?

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Digital Systems Corporation files a suit against Ethan,its former accountant,alleging constructive fraud. Digital Systems need not prove

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