Can a tax partner in a CPA firm with multiple offices be a "covered member" on an audit?
A) Yes, but only if the partner renders more than 10 hours of tax services to an audit client
B) Yes, if the tax partner works out of the same office as the audit partner in charge, even if she does not render any services to the audit client
C) Yes, all partners in a CPA firm automatically are "covered members," even if they do not work out of the same office as the audit partner or render any services to the audit client
D) No, tax partners are not subject to the independence rules
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