A key aspect of the "concern for the public interest" definition of a professional is: Group of answer choices

1. the level of professional expertise of the professional.

2. the unique ability of CPAs to sign attest reports.

3. the incorporation of this definition into the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

4. the fact that there are situations where professionals must put the interest of society ahead of the interest of their clients or their own well-being.

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Jayvion Dennis

11 January, 05:05

A key aspect of the "concern for the public interest" definition of a professional is: Group of answer choices

1. the level of professional expertise of the professional.

2. the unique ability of CPAs to sign attest reports.

3. the incorporation of this definition into the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

4. the fact that there are situations where professionals must put the interest of society ahead of the interest of their clients or their own well-being.

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Kyle Calhoun · Answer 1

the fact that there are situations where professionals must put the interest of society ahead of the interest of their clients or their own well-being.

Explanation:

Concern for public interest is a commitment to rights, finances, and health of the public at large.

So as a professional when a business undertaking is affecting public interest in a negative way, public interest should be considered before clients interest.

For example if a building is to be constructed and it will affect a major road, the professional should find a way to remove the negative impact on the public.