The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 Explicitly Deals with the Non-Audit

Multiple Choice

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 explicitly deals with the non-audit services which auditors can provide to their audit clients.Certain non-audit services may be permissible,without prior approval of a company's audit committee,if the non-audit services

A) constitute less than 5% of the audit fees for the corporation.
B) constitute less than 5% of the audit fees for the corporation and are not specifically identified as being barred by SOA 2002.
C) constitute less than 20% of the audit fees for the corporation.
D) Auditors are barred from any and all non-audit services for their audit clients according to SOA 2002.