Question 1

Keepert uses "two sets of books." She only reports one-half of her cash sales on the records that she uses to complete her Federal income tax return. The statute of limitations for Keepert's return is six years.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

A negligence penalty is assessed when the taxpayer is found to have not made a reasonable attempt to comply with the tax law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

In taking a dispute to the Appeals Division, a written protest is required of the taxpayer when the proposed deficiency exceeds $____________________.

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Question 4

Linwell underpaid his taxes by $250,000. Portions of the underpayment were attributable to negligence ($210,000)
and to civil fraud ($40,000). Compute the total penalties incurred.

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Exam 26: Tax Practice and Ethics

In taking a dispute to the Appeals Division, a written protest is required of the taxpayer when the proposed deficiency exceeds $____________________.

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Keepert uses "two sets of books." She only reports one-half of her cash sales on the records that she uses to complete her Federal income tax return. The statute of limitations for Keepert's return is six years.

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A negligence penalty is assessed when the taxpayer is found to have not made a reasonable attempt to comply with the tax law.

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Linwell underpaid his taxes by $250,000. Portions of the underpayment were attributable to negligence ($210,000) and to civil fraud ($40,000). Compute the total penalties incurred.

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If the underpayment is partia...
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Exam 26: Tax Practice and Ethics

In taking a dispute to the Appeals Division, a written protest is required of the taxpayer when the proposed deficiency exceeds $____________________.

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Keepert uses "two sets of books." She only reports one-half of her cash sales on the records that she uses to complete her Federal income tax return. The statute of limitations for Keepert's return is six years.

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A negligence penalty is assessed when the taxpayer is found to have not made a reasonable attempt to comply with the tax law.

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Linwell underpaid his taxes by $250,000. Portions of the underpayment were attributable to negligence ($210,000) and to civil fraud ($40,000). Compute the total penalties incurred.

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If the underpayment is partia...
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