A CPA's failure to file a tax return is:
A)considered acceptable by the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
B)ill-advised because it would impair the CPA's independence with respect to attest clients.
C)considered discreditable to the profession.
D)a violation of generally accepted auditing standards.

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Failing to file a tax return is considered discreditable to the profession according to the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. It goes against the basic ethical principles and responsibilities of a CPA.

A CPA's Failure to File a Tax Return Is