In those states that have enacted the statute, the accountant-client privilege bars government authorities from obtaining all information about a client even if the state court or other official demands disclosure. True or False

During peer-review, an accountant does not need to disclose information about a client as the accounting firms performing the peer-review may learn of sensitive client information. Group of answer choices True/ False

An accountant must disclose information if pursuant to a valid court subpoena. True or False