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| Page, CPA, has T Corp. and W Corp. as audit clients. T Corp. is a significant supplier of raw materials to W Corp. Page also prepares individual tax returns for Time, the owner of T Corp. and West, the owner of W Corp. When preparing West’s return, Page finds information that raises going-concern issues with respect to W Corp. May Page disclose this information to Time? A. No, because the information is confidential and may not be disclosed without West’s consent. B. No, because the information should only be disclosed in Page’s audit report on W Corp.’s financial statements. C. Yes, because there is no accountant-client privilege between Page and West. D. Yes, because Page has a fiduciary relationship with Time. |