The code of conduct of the profession would most likely be considered to be violated if a CPA

a. Owns a building and leases a portion of the space to an audit client.

b. Has an insured account with a broker age firm that is an audit client and the account is used for occasional cash transactions.

c. Is asked by an audit client to act as a “finder” in the acquisition of another company on a per diem basis.

d. Searches for and initially screens candidates for the vacant controller’s position of an audit client.