18. Application for a bank loan and Issuance of securities by a corporation are part of situations as a common required in report by an independent public accountant concerning the fairness of a company's financial statementsSelect one:TrueFalse

18. Application for a bank loan and Issuance of securities by a corporation are part of situations as a common required in report by an independent public accountant concerning the fairness of a company's financial statementsSelect one:TrueFalse

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