An auditor may not disclose any confidential client information unless the auditor determines that disclosure is in the public interest.

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Auditors are bound by professional ethics and legal requirements to maintain client confidentiality and cannot disclose confidential information unless legally obligated to do so, such as by a court order or specific regulations, not simply because they determine it to be in the public interest.

An Auditor May Not Disclose Any Confidential Client Information Unless