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    The Securities and Exchange Commission Permits a Company to Obtain
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The Securities and Exchange Commission Permits a Company to Obtain

Question 47

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The Securities and Exchange Commission permits a company to obtain an audit from either an independent certified public accountant or a certified public accountant who works for the company.

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