Which Statement Appearing Below Does Not Correctly Describe the IRS

question 85

Multiple Choice

Which statement appearing below does not correctly describe the IRS letter ruling process?

• A)They are issued by the Secretary of the Treasury Department.
• B)Some letter rulings are of such importance and general interest that they are later published (in anonymous form) as Revenue Rulings.
• C)Letter rulings are private and can be seen only by the taxpayer who requested the ruling.
• D)Letter rulings can benefit both taxpayers and the IRS.

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Definitions:

Strong Arguments

Arguments where if the premises are true, the conclusion is likely to be true, showing a high degree of logical support.

Conclusion

The final statement in a logical argument that follows from the premises.

Importance

The state or fact of being of great significance or value.

Implicit Premise

A premise that is assumed by an argument but is not stated.