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EP Abusive Tax Transactions Certain Trust Arrangements Seeking to Qualify for Exemption from Section 419 | Internal Revenue Service
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The IRS has Turned your Accountant into their Policeman Every business owner thinks he pays too much in taxes, and in reality, most actually do. These days your accountant has to "play it safe". This is not reducing your tax bill. Many times a tax preparer's work on a typical return is subject to '+interpretations+' of the tax code. New legislation may force preparers who hope to lower a client's tax bill to be less aggressive with respect to these interpretations, or else they may risk substantially increased penalties. Furthermore, if a tax preparer's client insists on an aggressive deduction, the preparer may include a form explaining the circumstances. This could eliminate the potential preparer penalty, but it is a certain red flag for the IRS.
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