R4 Flashcards

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Accrual related penalties apply to

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Negligence or a disregard of the tax rules or regulations.

Any substantial understatement of income tax.

Both have a 20% tax penalty

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Penalty for not fyling a tax return on time.

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The penalty for failure to file a tax return by the due date is 5% per month or fraction of month (up to a maximum of 25%)

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The IRS issues a private letter ruling (PLR)

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in response to a taxpayer’s request for guidance on the tax treatment of a proposed transaction, typically one with significant tax consequences

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A temporary regulation issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury is a

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primary authority because it is official tax law issued by a branch of the federal government, the administrative branch.

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5
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The Internal revenue code IRC holds

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The most authoritative value.

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Treasury Regulations have the highest

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authoritative weight of the administrative sources of tax law.

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When a CPA breaches a contract for professional services

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the client and any third party beneficiary of the contract are entitled to compensatory money damages.

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Ultramares

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limits the accountant’s liability for negligence to:
(i) parties in privity and
(ii) intended third party beneficiaries

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A suit for common law fraud may succeed only if

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the accountant acted with scienter (knew that the statement was wrong or recklessly disregarded the truth).

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Under the majority position an accountant is liable for negligence only to

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third parties whom the accountant knows or should foresee will be relying on the accountant’s work.

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