12. The expectation gap (A) exists between the auditor and the SEC. (B) exists because auditors guarantee the accuracy of the financial statements. (C) often results in unwarranted lawsuits against the auditor. (D) is a legal concept supported by the federal courts.

15. A CPA purchased stock in a client corporation and placed it in a trust as an educational fund for the CPA's minor child. The trust securities are not material to the CPA's wealth but are material to the child's personal net worth. According to the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct, would this action impair the CPA's independence with the client? (A) Yes, because the stock would be a direct financial interest and materiality is a factor. (B) No, because the CPA would not have a direct financial interest in the client. (C) Yes, because the stock would be a direct financial interest and materiality is not a factor. (D) Yes, because the stock would be an indirect financial interest and materiality is not a factor.

12. The expectation gap
(A) exists between the auditor and the SEC.
(B) exists because auditors guarantee the accuracy of the financial statements.
(C) often results in unwarranted lawsuits against the auditor.
(D) is a legal concept supported by the federal courts.

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12. The expectation gap(A) exists between the auditor and the SEC.(B) exists because auditors guarantee the accuracy of the financial statements.(C) often results in unwarranted lawsuits against the auditor.(D) is a legal concept supported by the federal courts.

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12. The expectation gap
(A) exists between the auditor and the SEC.
(B) exists because auditors guarantee the accuracy of the financial statements.
(C) often results in unwarranted lawsuits against the auditor.
(D) is a legal concept supported by the federal courts.