Among the following, who would impair their firm's independence by owning a single share of stock in an audit client? Group of answer choices a newly hired auditor in the office performing the engagement, not working on the engagement. a manager in the office performing the engagement, not working on the engagement, but providing 10 hours of tax services to the client. a partner in another office, with no connection to the engagement. all of the above.

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