The "Moral Character" Requirement,as Expressed in the Uniform Accountancy Act's

question 20

Multiple Choice

The "moral character" requirement,as expressed in the Uniform Accountancy Act's Model Rules:

• A) Is limited to acts of dishonesty or deceit that evidence unfitness to carry out the duties of the accounting profession
• B) Is limited to acts of misconduct that constitute misdemeanors
• C) Is limited to acts of misconduct that constitute felonies
• D) Includes all acts of dishonesty or deceit that evidence unfitness to practice accounting and any felony, whether or not it relates to the practice of accounting

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