A) scienter was lacking.
B) compliance with all International Financial Reporting Standards.
C) the accountant was not negligent.
D) any negligence on the accountant's part was only contributory.
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A) the Securities and Exchange Commission.
B) the American Bar Association.
C) the American Law Institute.
D) the International Professional Standards Board.
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A) any third party.
B) no third party with whom the accountant is not in privity or "near privity."
C) third parties who are foreseen users of the work.
D) third parties who are reasonably foreseeable users of the work.
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A) a felony punishable by a fine and imprisonment.
B) no violation.
C) a misdemeanor punishable only by a fine.
D) a civil violation subject to a liability suit but not a crime.
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A) none of the choices.
B) an accountant.
C) an attorney.
D) a client.
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A) competence.
B) repetition.
C) preparation.
D) negligence.
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A) any third party.
B) no third party.
C) third parties who are foreseen users of the work.
D) third parties who are reasonably foreseeable users of the work.
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A) liable because the accountant owed a duty to the client.
B) liable because the accountant owed a duty to any foreseeable user.
C) liable if the accountant knew the bank would rely on the balance sheet.
D) not liable because accountant and the bank were not in privity.
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A) only the purchase and sale of a security.
B) fraud, reliance, materiality, and lack of knowledge about securities.
C) fraud, reliance, materiality, and incompetence.
D) fraud, reliance, materiality, causation, and scienter .
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A) can be held liable for malpractice.
B) has violated an ethical standard but cannot be held liable.
C) is subject to criminal penalties under the statute of limitations.
D) will be automatically disbarred.
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A) the accountant, with the client having a right of access to the papers.
B) the client, with the accountant having a right of access to the papers.
C) the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
D) no one-the papers should be destroyed immediately after use.
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A) misstatement of a material fact.
B) intent to deceive.
C) justifiable reliance.
D) an injury.
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A) uncovers suspicious financial transactions but does not inform the client.
B) fails to discover every impropriety in a client's books.
C) reports fictitious revenues in a client's financial statement.
D) conceals liabilities or debts, or artificially inflates assets, for a client.
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A) did not owe a duty of care to any third party.
B) is not responsible for his client's finances.
C) finished his work before the loan and default.
D) was not in privity with the bank.
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A) no one.
B) Fran only.
C) Fran and Gib.
D) Gib only.
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