According to Treasury Department Circular 230, a tax practitioner must promptly submit records or information in any matter before the IRS unless:A. The practitioner believes the records and information may not be relevant. B. The practitioner believes in good faith and on reasonable grounds that ...
The requirement is to identify the purpose of the Treasury Department Circular 230. A is corrent because it provides regulations regarding practice before the Internal Revenue Service.B is incorrect. This is not an accurate statement of the content of Circular 230.B is incorrect. This is not an...
Department of the Treasury Circular 230, in this volume, at 265.Beuchert, P. (2008). Opinion standards for tax practitioners under US Department of the Treasury Circular 230. In W. Schon (Ed.), Tax and corporate governance (p. 277). Munich: Springer....
Lawmakers May Be Revisiting the Tax Gap ByLarry Branton2.12.16Posted inInternal Revenue Service,IRS Budget,Legislation,Tax Gap The Department of the Treasury estimates the annual federal “tax gap” (the difference between what taxpayers should have paid and what they actually paid on a timely bas...
Department of the Treasury Circular 230 Practitioners 1 who appear before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are subject to the practice standards published in Treasury Department Circular 230. ... MJ Desmond - Springer Berlin Heidelberg 被引量: 6发表: 2008年...
Morton, Paul, Opinion Standards for Tax Practitioners Under U.S. Department of the Treasury Circular 230 - Comment on the paper by Michael J. Desmond in Schon, Wolfgang., Tax and Corporate Governance [Elektronisk resurs], Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin, Heidelberg, 2008....
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