If a CPA is engaged by an attorney to assist in the defense of a criminal tax fraud case involving the attorney's client, information obtained by the CPA from the client after being engaged:
A. Is not privileged in jurisdictions that do not recognize an accountant-client privilege.
B. Will be deemed privileged communications under certain circumstances.
C. Is not privileged because the matter involves a federal issue.
D. Will be deemed privileged communications provided that the CPA prepared the client's tax return.