9. Landon is a partner in a general partnership in the business of providing tax preparation services. While working with a client on behalf of the partnership, Landon deliberately overstated the client's taxable income on a federal income tax return in order to charge a higher fee. The client discovered this when she was audited several years later by the Internal Revenue Service. Afterwards, she sued the partnership and its partners. Which of the following is a correct statement regarding the liability of Landon's partners? Landon's partners are not liable to the client because Landon breached his duty of care. Landon's partners are liable to the client because Landon was acting within the ordinary course of partnership business. Landon's partners are liable to the client because Landon breached his duty to act within his actual authority. Landon's partners are not liable to the client unless they authorized Landon to overstate the client's income