Multiple Choice
During the cold winter months,a Nebraska corn farmer discussed hiring a CPA to maintain his books and records.During the course of their discussions,the farmer told the CPA about various proprietary techniques that he uses to maximize the yield from growing corn and maximize the revenue his business generates.Thereafter,the farmer got busy operating his business and never contacted the CPA again. For what period of time,if any,does this CPA owe a duty of confidentiality to this farmer?
A) No duty at all because the duty of confidentiality only continued until the time at which it became reasonably certain that the farmer would not become the CPA's client
B) Expired after the end of the farmer's busy growing and harvesting season, if not sooner
C) One year
D) Forever
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