The provincial institutes' Rules of Professional Conduct state,in part,that a public accountant should maintain integrity and due care.Integrity in the Rules refers to a public accountant's
A)ability to maintain an impartial attitude on all matters that come under the public accountant's review.
B)ability to distinguish independently between accounting practices that are acceptable and those that are not.
C)ability to be unyielding in all matters dealing with auditing procedures.
D)reputation for honesty and fair dealing.

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The Rules of Professional Conduct state that integrity refers to a public accountant's reputation for honesty and fair dealing. This includes ethical behavior, adherence to professional standards, and acting in the best interest of clients and the public. Maintaining due care refers to exercising professional judgment and taking reasonable steps to ensure all work is completed accurately and with the necessary level of care.

The Provincial Institutes' Rules of Professional Conduct State,in Part,that a Public