Auditor's need to know v. counsel's need to protect client confidences
By: by John J. Carney, Esq., CPA, Baker & Hostetler LLP and Patrick T. Campbell, Esq., Baker & Hostetler LLP
Contributors: Campbell, Patrick T. (Patrick Thomas), 1982- author
Series: Accounting policy & practice portfolios -- 5407-2nd; Accounting policy & practice series
Publisher: Tax Management Inc.
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Arlington, VA
Language: eng
Subjects: Auditing; Lawyers; Disclosure of information; Confidential communications; Law and legislation; Legal ethics; Standards
Other titles: Auditor's need to know versus counsel's need to protect client confidences
Notes: "Bloomberg BNA."

Includes bibliographical references (pages C-1-C8).
Table of contents: title: Introduction and scope; title: Situations in which the conflict may arise; title: The treaty; title: Auditor's duties; title: Auditor liability; title: Privileges; title: The conflict between the auditor's need to know and counsel's need to protect client confidences; title: Managing the conflict; title: Conclusion; title: Working papers.