QUESTION 3:
Answer : (D) Trina because bugfree cannot show reliance on trina's judgement.
Trina is likely to win the sue, because the client need not be rely on the words of CPA. He must verify whether the statements by CPA are true and real.
QUESTION 4:
Answer : (D) No, because felicia was not a client.
Destiny harris's license cannot be revoked, since there is no client relationship between him and Felicia harris. An CPA license may be revoked in the following situations,
QUESTION 3 BugFree, Inc. is a Teas oorpostion that dos business in Okiaema Tas and New...
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