If a company changes auditors, it is required to file the following with the SEC:
A) 10-K
B) 10-Q
C) 8-K
D) S-1

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Whenever a company changes auditors, it is required to file an 8-K form with the SEC, which is used to report significant events or changes that may affect the company's financial performance or operations. The other options, 10-K, 10-Q, and S-1, are used for different purposes such as annual reports, quarterly reports, and registration statements for securities offerings, respectively.

If a Company Changes Auditors, It Is Required to File