EL2 customer who should have been moved to EL9 12 months ago. They've been UNDER-billed by ~$8K/yr because EL2 customer charge is lower. AAUBA Code says we tell the client. Client's response was predictable: 'why would I tell them?' How do you manage that conversation when the client's instinct is to stay quiet and the right answer is to disclose?
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Found an underbilling — what's your disclosure practice?
Ethics question that comes up more than people admit: client asks you to backdate an engagement letter. The answer is always no, regardless of the reason.