Criminal Liabilityof CPA's in Federal Securities Fraud and Tax fraud Cases/ Knowledge, Willful Blindness, and Unawareness:] Craig P. Ehrlich and Joanne D. Williams
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TextSeries: CPA Journal. 57-63p ; Volume LXXXIII, Number 3 (March 2013) | CPA Journal ; Volume LXXXIII, NUmber 3 (March 2013)Publication details: New York City.: The New York State of Certified Public Accountant, c2013.Description: 57-63p 26.8cmISSN: - 0732-8435
- BPer. 657.05 C33
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