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Disclosure of noncompliance with laws and regulations: what whistle blower protections exist for CPAs?/ by Catherine R. Allen and David N. Mair

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ArticleSeries: The CPA Journal ; March 2019 | ; March 2019Publication details: New York City: The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, March 2019Description: 27 centimeterSubject(s):

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