Question

TRUE/FALSE. noncompliance for a tax preparer includes: refusing to provide records and information lawfully requested by the irs. reporting inaccurate income. claiming deductions or credits for which the taxpayer does not qualify. all of the above are considered noncompliance issues.

Answer 1

Noncompliance for a tax preparer includes: refusing to provide records and information lawfully requested by the IRS, reporting inaccurate income, claiming deductions or credits for which the taxpayer does not quality. All the above are considered noncompliance issue is TRUE.

Tax noncompliance occurs when a tax payer refuce to compliance with the government's tax system requirements. Tax noncompliance includes of tax avoidance and tax evasion.

Tax avoidance is an activity that a tax payer did to lower his tax bills by structuring his transaction to reap the largest tax benefits. Tax evasion aims to reduce a tax payer's  liability by deceit, subterfuge, or concealment.

Tax noncompliance includes:

1. Deliberately under-reporting or omitting income by concealing the real income statement.
2. Keeping two sets of books and making false entries in books and records to create discrepancy between amount reported on a corporation's return and amounts reported on its financial statements.
3. Claiming false or overstated deduction on a return by claiming unsubstantiated charitable deductions.
4. Claiming personal expenses as business expenses.
5. Hiding or transferring assets or income in a variety of forms.
6. Engaging in "shame transaction" by labeling a transaction incorrectly.

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