Generally Accepted That Rules of Professional Ethical Conduct Require That

question 23

Multiple Choice

Generally accepted that rules of professional ethical conduct require that when a conflict of interest arises for an accountant,if the interest of one client may cause harm to another client:

• A) the accountant should not continue to advise both clients
• B) the accountant should ensure that information about either client is not made available by anyone to the other client
• C) the accountant should ensure that information about either client is not made available by anyone to the client who might be harmed by the information
• D) the accountant should not continue to advise either client

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