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A) Taxpayer penalty
B) Tax preparer penalty
C) Appraiser's penalty
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A) Files a tax return that includes a math error.
B) Fails to inform the IRS of an error on the client's prior-year return.
C) Charges a fee to prepare an original Form 1120 equal to one-third of the taxpayer's refund due.
D) All of these are Circular 230 violations.
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A) Taxpayer penalty
B) Tax preparer penalty
C) Appraiser's penalty
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A) Taxpayer penalty
B) Tax preparer penalty
C) Appraiser's penalty
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A) Take a position on a tax return that is contrary to a decision of the U.S. Supreme Court.
B) Avoid signing a tax return that is likely to be audited.
C) Charge a $5,000 fee to prepare a Form 1040EZ.
D) Operate the "Tax Nerd's Blog" on the Internet.
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A) The tax reduction attributable to the disputed deduction did not exceed $5,000.
B) There was a reasonable basis for Joan's interpretation of the travel deduction rules.
C) There was substantial authority for Joan's interpretation of the travel deduction rules.
D) The IRS found that the travel deduction was frivolous, but Joan had disclosed the position in an attachment to the return.
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A) Sally may represent Vera for all tax years involved.
B) Wesley may represent Vera, but only for tax year 2.
C) Alex can represent Vera, but only for tax year 3.
D) Vera may represent herself for all tax years involved.
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A) March 1, 2022.
B) April 15, 2022.
C) April 15, 2025.
D) April 15, 2026.
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A) The tax reduction attributable to the disputed deduction did not exceed $5,000.
B) Mona is assessed her own penalty for an understatement of tax due to disregard of IRS rules.
C) The IRS found that the disputed deduction was frivolous, but Mona had disclosed the position in an attachment to the return.
D) There was a reasonable basis for Mona's interpretation of the home office deduction rules, and she had disclosed the position in an attachment to the return.
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