In which of the following instances would the independence of the CPA not be considered to be impaired? The CPA has been retained as the auditor of a brokerage firm

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While the brokerage firm owes the CPA audit fees for current year services, this does not impair the CPA's independence. Additionally, the fact that the brokerage firm has filed for bankruptcy does not necessarily impair independence as long as the auditor has complied with the relevant auditing standards. Option A would impair independence due to the long outstanding fees owed by the client. Option B would impair independence due to the large margin account which creates a financial interest with the client. Option C would impair independence due to the family relationship with the controller.

In Which of the Following Instances Would the Independence of the CPA