An accountant who substantially performs his contractual duties is generally entitled to be compensated for the contractually agreed-upon fee, less any damages caused to the client.

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If an accountant substantially performs their contractual duties, they are typically entitled to compensation, but any damages caused to the client may be deducted from the agreed-upon fee.

An Accountant Who Substantially Performs His Contractual Duties Is Generally