TSBPA Rules of Professional Conduct does NOT define which of the following as a discreditable act? Dishonesty, fraud or gross negligence in the practice of public accountancy Fraud or deceit in obtaining a certificate as a certified public accountant or in obtaining registration under the Act or in obtaining a license to practice public accounting fiscal dishonesty or breach of fiduciary responsibility of any type Refusing to accept an engagement due to knowledge that the clicnt is crigaged in illegal activities TSBPA Rules of Professional Conduct define a "client" as: A party who enters into an agreement with a license holder or a license holder's employer to receive a professional accounting service or professional accounting work. A party who enters into an agreement with anyone who has some accounting knowledge to receive accounting services or professional work. A party who buys accounting software from a CPA. A party who enters into an agreement to invest in ajoint venture with an sccounting firm. A certificate or registration holder, under the TX State Board of Public Accountancy, Chapter 501 rules of professional conduct, shall confirm in fact and in appearance to the independence standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) U.S. Government Accountability Office (U.S, GAO) All of the above According to TSBPA Rules of Professional Conduct, a person may practice public accountancy in A sole proprietorship Corporation Limited liability partnership All of the above