A self-interest threat arises when: (a) the auditor owns shares in the clients business. (b) an assurance

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A self-interest threat arises when: 

(a) the auditor owns shares in the client’s business. 

(b) an assurance team member has recently been a director of the client. 

(c) the auditor encourages others to buy shares in the client’s business. 

(d) the client threatens to use a different auditor next year.

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Auditing A Practical Approach

ISBN: 978-1118849415

2nd Canadian edition

Authors: Fiona Campbell, Robyn Moroney, Jane Hamilton, Valerie Warren

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