Chapter 6: Prohibition on False or Misleading Information (Section 10.51(a)(4))
This chapter emphasizes that tax professionals must not knowingly provide false or misleading information to the IRS. Practitioners are responsible for ensuring all statements and filings are accurate and truthful. Violations of this rule can result in serious penalties, including fines, suspension, or disbarment.
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A client insists on claiming a deduction that you know is not allowable under current tax law. What should you do?
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You realize after filing that you accidentally overstated your client’s income. How should you correct the mistake?
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Your client is pressuring you to underreport their income to lower their tax bill. How should you respond?