A CPA wishes to accept a commission from one client for marketing the client's software product to other clients served by the CPA.The CPA:
A) May do so as long as the CPA discloses this commission to these potential software purchasers and the potential purchasers are not audit clients
B) Always may do so as long as the CPA discloses this commission to these potential purchasers
C) May do so as long as the CPA discloses this commission to these potential software purchasers and the potential purchasers are not tax return preparation clients
D) Never may do so
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