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Under the AICPA independence rules, independence can be considered impaired when

▸ billed fees remain unpaid for professional services for more than ninety days.

▸ a client in bankruptcy has unpaid fees for more than one year.

▸ there is litigation by the client related to the auditor's tax or other nonaudit services for an immaterial amount.

▸ there is a lawsuit by the client claiming deficiencies in the previous year's audit.

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Authors: Arens, Elder, Beasley, Hogan

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