Sheldon called you and said Ted was going to request information from you on the income and expenses for the rental property. Due to several vacated spaces, the current information is not as favorable as it was two years ago. Sheldon asked you to "help him out" by informing Ted that the firm that does the accounting is running behind, and only the information from 2020 is available to share (although 2021 is, in fact, available). This would be favorable to the Coopers, but you wonder if complying with his request would violate any CFP Board principles or rules. Please reference specific information contained in the Standards of Professional Conduct in your response