A professional accountant cannot practice public accounting in which of the following forms?
A) a partnership
B) an incorporated entity
C) a sole proprietorship
D) joint venture

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A professional accountant can practice public accounting in the form of a partnership, an incorporated entity, or a sole proprietorship. However, practicing as a joint venture is typically not allowed because it does not provide the necessary framework for accountability and professional responsibility that are required in public accounting.

A Professional Accountant Cannot Practice Public Accounting in Which of the Following