Cheezy Corp, is publicly-traded (an issuer, under SEC rules). Which party is primarily responsible for whether the financial statements of Cheezy include all disclosures required by generally accepted accounting principles?

Cheezy Corp, is publicly-traded (an issuer, under SEC rules). Which party is primarily responsible for whether the financial statements of Cheezy include all disclosures required by generally accepted accounting principles?

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Cheezy Corp, is publicly-traded (an issuer, under SEC rules). Which party is primarily
responsible for whether the financial statements of Cheezy include all disclosures required by
generally accepted accounting principles?
[Exam]
A.
Partner assigned to the Cheezy Corp. audit engagement.
Management of Cheezy Corp.
B.
C. Auditor in charge of the Cheezy Corp. audit.
D. Securities and Exchange Commission.

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