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It goes against the concepts of corporate governance – an auditor should be responsible for the audit. Full stop
It cannot avoid conflict of interest, no matter how many Chinese Walls are built
It carries the threat of firms offering incentives to members of the audit team to push the client into asking for additional services
(How many marks is this for?)
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