The Name of a CPA Firm May

question 27

Multiple Choice

The name of a CPA firm may:

• A) Include the name of a founder who is retired, as long as he or she remains an active member of the AICPA
• B) Include the name of a founder who is deceased
• C) Not include the name of a CPA unless that CPA is a member in good standing of the AICPA
• D) May include the name of a non-CPA without needing to identify the non-CPA as being, in fact, a non-CPA

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