That is exactly the problem, if you don't have enough knowledge or you are involved in a new business, it is understandable that mistakes are made, even with years of experience.
Now what is not understandable is that a procedure that takes 25k is done and we have been doing it for 3 years and counting and we still don't know what the logical explanation is for the SEC's rejection of the audit because it is not public information and the silence to investors is the point that is killing the credibility of these people, turning this action into a playground for flipping shares.
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