A) The bank will be able to recover because there was privity of contract.
B) The bank will be able to recover because no more than $10,000 was involved.
C) The bank will be able to recover because Selena was aware of how her work would be used even if she did not know the exact name of the bank involved.
D) The bank will not be able to recover because the identity of the bank was not known to Selena.
E) The bank will not be able to recover unless it can establish that it had dealt with Selena in the past.
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A) Audited
B) Unaudited
C) Unqualified
D) Qualified
E) Generally accepted
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A) The Privity Rule
B) The Near Privity Rule
C) The Restatement Test
D) The Ultramares Rule
E) The Reasonably Foreseeable Users Rule
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Negligence, breach of contract, and accounting misalignment
B) Breach of contract, fraud, and accounting misalignment
C) Fraud, negligence, and accounting misalignment
D) Breach of contract, negligence, and innocent misrepresentation
E) Negligence, breach of contract, and fraud
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A) Fraudulent statements made to the SEC.
B) Fraudulent statements made to courts.
C) Fraudulent statements made to a client in connection with performing an audit.
D) Negligence in performing an audit or in the construction of a financial statement.
E) Fraud in performing an audit.
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A) That the plaintiffs would not be allowed to proceed because they did not present statistically significant evidence that Zicam caused loss of smell.
B) That the plaintiffs would be allowed to proceed because they sufficiently pled scienter and also presented statistically significant evidence that Zicam caused loss of smell.
C) That under the "total mix" standard, the plaintiffs sufficient pled materiality in regard to the alleged failure to disclose; that plaintiffs sufficiently pled scienter; and that plaintiffs would be allowed to proceed.
D) That under the "total mix" standard, the plaintiffs failed to sufficient plead materiality in regard to the alleged failure to disclose and therefore would not be allowed to proceed.
E) That although under the "total mix" standard, the plaintiffs pled materiality in regard to the alleged failure to disclose, the plaintiffs failed to sufficiently plead scienter and would therefore not be allowed to proceed.
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A) Accounting contract
B) Accounting and auditing agreement
C) Engagement letter
D) Procurement letter
E) Performance letter
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Multiple Choice
A) The full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the accountant.
B) The contractually agreed-on fee without any deduction.
C) A reasonable hourly rate.
D) No more than one thousand dollars.
E) Nothing.
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A) The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
B) The American Institute of Auditors
C) The Financial Accounting Standards Board
D) The American Accounting and Auditing Standards Board
E) The Federal Accounting Standards Board
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Multiple Choice
A) There are no penalties because the Sarbanes-Oxley Act does not require the retention of working papers.
B) Accountants may be fined but not imprisoned.
C) Accountants may be fined or imprisoned for up to ten years, but not both.
D) Accountants may be fined, imprisoned for up to ten years, or both.
E) Accountants may be fined, imprisoned for up to five years, or both.
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Multiple Choice
A) A plaintiff must prove reliance on the registration statement.
B) A plaintiff must prove privity with the accountant at issue.
C) The plaintiff must establish reliance and privity.
D) The plaintiff must establish reliance on the financial statement, privity with the accountant, and also that the securities were purchased in an initial public offering.
E) The plaintiff does not have to prove reliance on the financial statement nor must the plaintiff prove contractual privity.
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True/False
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A) XYZ Bank will not be able to recover because it was not in privity with Selena.
B) XYZ Bank will not be able to recover because Selena did not know that Bob planned to get a loan from XYZ Bank.
C) XYZ Bank will not be able to recover $100,000 from Selena because the transaction went from $10,000 to $100,000, increasing materially the audit risk.
D) XYZ Bank will be able to recover from Selena because there was privity of contract.
E) XYZ Bank will be able to recover from Selena only if they have been a client of hers in the past.
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Multiple Choice
A) Rhonda did not commit an ethical violation in disclosing information to Candace unless there was a state law providing for an accountant-client privilege.
B) Regardless of whether a state law existed providing an accountant-client privilege, federal statutory law deems such conduct unethical.
C) Rhonda did not commit an ethical violation because negotiations regarding a prenuptial agreement were involved.
D) Rhonda committed an ethical violation but only because Candace was not yet married to Greg.
E) Rhonda committed an ethical violation.
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A) Calculation documents.
B) Working papers.
C) Auditing copies.
D) Accounting memoranda.
E) Client documentation.
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A) Actual fraud
B) Presumed fraud
C) Immaterial fraud
D) Constructive fraud
E) Reliance fraud
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A) Strict product liability
B) Negligence
C) Fraud
D) Breach of contract
E) Privity
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Multiple Choice
A) None because there is no Restatement test
B) All the states
C) About half the states
D) One-fourth of the states
E) Only a few states
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