Multiple Choice
If a certified public accountant knowingly and intentionally performs a fraudulent audit of a company,the accountant will most probably be liable to:
A) any individual or company that suffered a loss as a result of the fraud.
B) only the corporation and those third parties who the accountant knew would rely on the audit.
C) only the corporation and those third parties belonging to the class of intended users of the audit.
D) only those parties in privity of contract with the accountant.
E) the corporation, even if the corporation was aware of the fraud and did not rely on the audit results.
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