Problem Return Preparers—The IRS & the Justice Department Take Aim

In the August-September issue of the Journal of Tax Practice and Procedure, Claudia Hill examines Problem Return Preparers and explains how the IRS and the Treasury identify and pursue preparers that intentionally or, through gross negligence, facilitate noncompliance.

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This story is from the CCH’s monthly Focus on Tax newsletter, which provides advise and guidance on federal and state tax issues for tax and accounting professionals.

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