Under which of the following circumstances would the independence of a CPA be considered impaired if the

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Under which of the following circumstances would the independence of a CPA be considered impaired if the CPA, who is also an attorney, serves as auditor and provides legal services to the same client?

a. When the CPA, as legal agent, consummates a business acquisition for the client.

b. When the CPA’s audit fees and legal fees are not billed separately.

c. When the CPA uses legal expertise to research a question of income tax law.

d. When the legal services consist of an analysis of the terms of a lease agreement.

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Auditing Integrated Concepts And Procedures

ISBN: 9781260299397

5th Edition

Authors: Donald H. Taylor, G. William Glezen

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