For a CPA working as a sole practitioner or working in a small public accounting office,the provincial practice inspectors will likely come to review audit files
A)every three years.
B)every five years.
C)every year.
D)never: files are not reviewed in person.

Question

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Provincial practice inspectors typically review audit files of CPA firms every three years. This is part of the regulatory and quality assurance process to ensure that the firm is following professional standards and guidelines. However, if there are concerns or issues identified, the frequency of review may increase.

For a CPA Working as a Sole Practitioner or Working