An accountant ordinarily does not delegate his or her duties to someone else without the consent of the client.
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Q3: Which of the following statements is true
Q13: The privity doctrine does not limit recovery
Q14: A client owns the working papers prepared
Q14: Generally accepted accounting principles:
A) limit recovery to
Q15: The party asserting the work product privilege
Q17: An accountant cannot be held liable for
Q18: Reliance is the most essential element in
Q19: An accountant's liability to third persons for
Q22: Under the near privity approach,an accountant may
Q23: Under Rule 10b-5 of the Securities Act
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