Auditors may disclose confidential information to a third party if:

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Auditors may disclose confidential information to a third party if they have specific authority to do so (such as with the client's permission), if there is a professional duty to do so (such as when reporting suspected illegal acts to a regulator), or if there is a legal duty to do so (such as when responding to a subpoena or court order). Therefore, all three options are correct.

Auditors May Disclose Confidential Information to a Third Party If