The Standard of Conduct for Professionals Who Practice Before the IRS

question 38

Multiple Choice

The standard of conduct for professionals who practice before the IRS includes all but which one of the following?

• A)No practitioner may unreasonably delay the deposition of any matter before the IRS.
• B)No practitioner may engage in the practice of using a form of public communication (e.g., advertising) that contains a false or fraudulent statement of claim.
• C)No practitioner may engage in direct or indirect, uninvited solicitation of employment regarding tax matters.(This does not include mailings to the general public.)
• D)A practitioner must advise a client of any noncompliance or omission he or she knows of with respect to any return or document that the client is required to file.
• E)All of the above

Understand Karl Marx's theory of alienation in the context of industrial and postindustrial economies.

Illustrate examples of socialism within a predominantly capitalist society like the United States.

Comprehend the social and economic impacts of the Industrial Revolution beyond the workplace.

Examine various aspects of work and worker exploitation in the context of globalization, including internships, contingent work, volunteerism, and the influence of transnational corporations.

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Definitions:

Maker

The individual or entity that creates or issues a promissory note and is responsible for repaying the debt specified in that note.

Holder in Due Course

A legal term describing a person who has acquired a negotiable instrument in good faith and for value, and thus has certain protections against defenses and claims that could be raised against the original issuer.

Negotiability

The attribute of a financial instrument allowing it to be transferred or assigned from one party to another.

Requirements of Negotiability

Legal criteria that an instrument must meet to be considered negotiable, allowing it to be transferred from one party to another.