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Question 1

Interpretations of the AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct are dominated by the concept of
◦ independence.
◦ compliance with standards.
◦ accounting.
◦ acts discreditable to the profession.

Question 2

Interpretations of the independence rule of the AICPA Code prohibit covered members from owning any stock or other direct investment in audit clients. Covered members would include which of the following?
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All partners in the engagement office even if they have no engagement responsibilityIndividuals on the attest engagementThe firm and its employee benefit plans
YesYesYes

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All partners in the engagement office even if they have no engagement responsibilityIndividuals on the attest engagementThe firm and its employee benefit plans
YesNoNo

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All partners in the engagement office even if they have no engagement responsibilityIndividuals on the attest engagementThe firm and its employee benefit plans
NoYesYes

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All partners in the engagement office even if they have no engagement responsibilityIndividuals on the attest engagementThe firm and its employee benefit plans
NoNoNo
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