Exam 1: Introduction to Tax Practice and Ethics

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A member of the AICPA is not allowed to prepare tax returns that involve the use of the taxpayer's estimates.

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According to Circular 230, the "best practices" rules are:

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A CPA can rely without verification on information given to the CPA by a taxpayer unless the information appears to be incorrect.

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Explain the concept of "limited practice without enrollment" under Circular 230 and list several of the special situations in which the IRS allows this type of representation.

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Does the IRS regulate unenrolled tax preparers? Explain your answer.

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Explain which types of services a CPA can and cannot provide to avoid engaging in the unauthorized practice of law.

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Tax compliance is the process of:

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Paid tax return preparers must register with the IRS and obtain a PTIN.

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Taxation and tax practice are comprised of the interaction of several disciplines. What are those disciplines? Briefly discuss their impact on the tax system.

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Which of the following is CORRECT about a CPA's responsibility with regard to tax return positions under Statements on Standards for Tax Services No. 1 (SSTS No. 1)?

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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act addresses issues of corporate governance as well as the independence of auditors.

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Tax evasion is:

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Tax litigation is a process of:

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What standard must tax practitioners meet under Section 6694 (preparer penalties) of the Internal Revenue Code with respect to undisclosed positions taken on tax returns?

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