INTRODUCTION You are a staff auditor at the rm of Rubin and Lewis (RL). In the document labeled \"EAGLE VIEW EOMW' is information about a new client, Eagle 1v'iew Company. You will be assigned various tasks regarding the audit of this client. Read the information covering the background of the client. risks identied by other RL auditors, and basic nancial information. The information is organized as a series of memos. A second le, labeled "EAGLE VIEW COMPANY WORKEAPERS" includes Excel worksheets that you will use to oomplete some of your work. This project will take the entire semester to complete. It is divided into four parts. This second part will coincide with the topics in chapters 6 through 9 of your textbook. Later parts will address topics from the remaining chapters. For this and the remaining sections. you will have an additional document labeled \"EAGLE VIEW FIELD WORK" containing work already performed by other members of your audit Earn. Since this is not the full audit. only some of the information is provided. To assist you in determining appropriate considerations when completing the following tasks. ofcial pronouncements of the PCAOB and AICPA have been provided. You may use these as you see t, even citing them in your memos if appropriate credit is noted. Now that you have completed on part of the project, there will be some changes to the expectations for your teams. You will be required to complete the team self-assessment at the end of the remaining parts. This self-assessment will be used to determine if any alterations to the grade assignments are needed. As a result of this assessment. members ofthe same team may receive different grades. You must notify your instructor of any changes to the team communication liaison. This person will handle all communication with your instructor for the project. Once you have adjusted your team. if you choose to do so. email to your instructor with the information. You will be required to prepare a set of memos and other documents to submit. Keep in mind that your memos should be in good form for professional communications. Also remember that. while all issues need to be addressed in the memos. professional writing involves being direct and concise as well as grammatically correct. Do not spend time in the memos providing long expositions about items not assigned or the theoretical background of the topic. You may assume that the reader of your memos is an experienced auditor