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Without the consent of the entity, a CPA should not disclose confidential entity information contained in working papers to a(n) :

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Without the consent of the entity, a CPA should not disclose confidential entity information contained in working papers to a(n) :

Authorized quality control review board.
CPA firm that has been engaged to audit a former audit entity.
Federal court that has issued a valid subpoena.
Disciplinary body created under state statute.

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B. CPA firm that has been engaged to audit a former audit entity.

Explanation: The successor CPA firm must have permission from the audit client to discuss confidential information with the predecessor auditor.

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