A CPA serves as the trustee of a trust that owns many different stocks, including stock in a client company that the CPA audits. The client company sold a complex set of products and services for one combined price. The client would like to record the entire price as revenue of the current year, in the hope that this large revenue boost will increase its stock price. The GAAP rules that govern how revenue should be allocated among the various products and services sold are not clear-cut. Does the auditor have a conflict of interest?