Regarding answering questions on a tax return, a tax preparer should make a reas

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Regarding answering questions on a tax return, a tax preparer should make a reasonable effort to answer questions for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

A. A tax preparer often must sign a preparer’s declaration stating that the return is true, correct, and complete. B. All questions on a tax return are automatically considered to have equal importance and should receive reasonable attention. C. A question may be of importance in determining taxable income or loss, or the tax liability shown on the return, in which
circumstance an omission may detract from the quality of the return. D. A request for information may require a disclosure necessary for a complete return or to avoid penalties.

Explanation / Answer

EXCEPT
B. All questions on a tax return are automatically considered to have equal importance and should receive reasonable attention.

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