An Example of a Breach of Contract Would Likely Include

question 136

Multiple Choice

An example of a breach of contract would likely include

• A) an auditor's refusal to return the client's general ledger book until the client paid last year's audit fees.
• B) a bank's claim that an auditor had a duty to uncover material errors in financial statements that had been relied on in making a loan.
• C) a CPA firm's failure to complete an audit on the agreed-upon date because the firm had a backlog of other work which was more lucrative.
• D) an auditor's claim that the client staff is unqualified.

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