In which of the following situations would a CPAs independence be considered to be impaired? I. The
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In which of the following situations would a CPA’s independence be considered to be impaired?
I. The CPA maintains a checking account that is fully insured by a government deposit insurance agency at an audit-client financial institution.
II. The CPA has a financial interest in an audit client, but the interest is maintained in a blind trust.
III. The CPA owns a commercial building and leases it to an audit client. The rental income is material to the CPA.
a. Land II
b. II and I
c. land II
d. I, II, and II
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Auditing Concepts For A Changing Environment With IDEA Software
ISBN: 9780324180237
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Authors: Larry E. Rittenberg, Bradley J. Schwieger
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