Exam 5: Tax Research

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In locating relevant authorities:

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Which of the following is not administrative authority?

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Which of the following primary authorities is least likely to provide a detailed description of facts to which a researcher can compare his or her client's fact pattern?

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The first step in the tax research process is to locate relevant tax law authority.

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Which of the following is not a typical strategy for using a commercial tax service?

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Novice tax researchers tend to exam less material in the course of a tax research project than experienced tax researchers.

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When the Supreme Court denies certiorari, the decision of the appellate court is final.

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Secondary authorities should always be cited when documenting tax research conclusions.

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Which of the following is not a proper citation to a Treasury regulation?

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Revenue rulings are an example of administrative authority.

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The final step in the tax research process is to document and communicate research conclusions.

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Treasury regulations are considered statutory authority.

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Technical advice memoranda are considered primary authority for any taxpayer in a similar tax situation.

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A citator:

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Tax research may occur as part of tax compliance or tax planning.

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A research memorandum is typically less detailed than a client letter in terms of discussing supporting legal authorities.

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Editorial explanations provided by electronic tax services are examples of secondary authority.

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A revenue ruling cannot be relied on as authority by any taxpayer other than the taxpayer for whom the ruling was issued.

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Secondary authorities explain and interpret the tax law in language often easier to understand than that of primary authorities.

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Effective tax research often omits the first two steps of the tax research process.

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