Public accountants are NOT employees of the firm they provide services to. This allows them to provide
A) not-for-profit services.
B) unbiased advice.
C) excessive risk assessments.
D) tax preparation services.

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Public accountants, as non-employees, are not subject to conflicts of interest or pressures from the firm they provide services to, allowing them to offer unbiased advice to their clients. The other options listed (not-for-profit services, excessive risk assessments, and tax preparation services) do not relate to the distinction of being a non-employee.

Public Accountants Are NOT Employees of the Firm They Provide