A) intended to defraud Social Media,not Theo.
B) intended to profit on stock trades generally,not only Theo's.
C) is an otherwise competent accountant.
D) had no knowledge that her statement was false.
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A) any individual.
B) an accountant.
C) an attorney.
D) a tax preparer.
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A) can be held liable for malpractice.
B) has violated an ethical standard but cannot be held liable.
C) is subject to criminal penalties under the statute of limitations.
D) will be automatically disbarred.
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A) did not owe a duty of care to any third party.
B) is not responsible Copper's false books.
C) finished its work before Copper's loan and default.
D) was not in privity with Equity.
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A) acted with scienter.
B) bought or sold a security.
C) is incompetent.
D) knows nothing about securities.
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A) relied on the omission.
B) suffered a loss on the stock.
C) knew about the omission before making her purchase.
D) is a sophisticated investor.
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A) only the purchase and sale of a security.
B) fraud,reliance,materiality,and lack of knowledge about securities.
C) fraud,reliance,materiality,and incompetence.
D) fraud,reliance,materiality,causation,and scienter.
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A) Beck and Cole.
B) Beck only.
C) Cole only.
D) none of the choices.
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A) scienter was lacking.
B) he complied with all International Financial Reporting Standards.
C) the negligence was not the proximate cause of the client's losses.
D) the negligence was only contributory.
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A) liable if a normal audit would have revealed the misconduct.
B) liable if Ricardo issues a specifically qualified opinion.
C) not liable if Ricardo generally disclaims any liability.
D) not liable if the misconduct was due to Sensei Sushi's negligence.
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A) any third party.
B) no third party with whom the accountant is not in privity or "near privity."
C) third parties who are foreseen users of the work.
D) third parties who are reasonably foreseeable users of the work.
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A) the Securities and Exchange Commission.
B) the American Bar Association.
C) the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
D) the International Accounting Standards Board.
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A) does not indicate that Norman was negligent.
B) is prima facie evidence that Norman was negligent.
C) precludes Norman from raising any defense against a negligence claim.
D) is embarrassing but will never subject Norman to liability.
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A) negligent or willful misconduct.
B) none of the choices.
C) only negligent misconduct.
D) only willful misconduct.
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