The AICPA Code of Professional Conduct has established for professional accountants:
A) A duty of confidentiality only if this duty has been adopted or ratified by a particular state's accountancy licensing board
B) A duty of confidentiality , but not an accountant-client privilege
C) An accountant-client privilege, but not a duty of confidentiality
D) Both a duty of confidentiality and an accountant-client privilege
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A)
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A) Never release a person's
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