You work for a CPA firm that sends tax returns to a well-regarded company for processing. The company to which these processing duties are outsourced solely employs CPAs or Chartered Accountants (equivalent to CPAs in Commonwealth countries), and its personnel have extensive training in U.S. taxation. The CPA firm does not tell its clients that portions of their tax returns are being processed by a third party. None of the information contained in these tax returns has ever been disclosed to the public. Does your CPA firm violate the Confidential Client Information Rule? Question 21 (4 points) Saved 30 P 600 14 contingent liabilities have to be accrued on a company's balance sheet. MacBook Air 54 $ 4 85 ^ % 5 6 FA & 7 " E R T Y U D +11 16 * 8 9 0 F G H J K O