A reasonable cause for action against the auditor for breach of contract may include all of the following except which of the following?

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A breach of contract claim against an auditor typically arises when the auditor fails to perform the agreed-upon audit work or services. Violating client confidentiality, withdrawing from an audit without justification, and failure to provide the audit report on time are all potential breaches of contract. However, failure to discover an immaterial error would not usually be considered a breach of contract, as it does not fall within the scope of the auditor's obligations.

A Reasonable Cause for Action Against the Auditor for Breach