Ann, an accountant, prepares a tax return for a client, Beta Sales Company. Carl, who is not an accountant, prepares a tax return for Dina's business, Delta Services. Can an accountant who prepares a tax return for a client be liable for any false statements in the return? Can a person who is not an accountant and who prepares a tax return for someone else be held liable for any false statements in the return?

Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. It doesn't really matter who prepares the tax return:

1. (PDF file to download): ww.pillsburywinthrop.com/files/tbl_s31Publication/PDFUplo

2. (PDF):
www.treasury.gov.au/documents/1218/RTF/070320_ExpMemo.

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4. (IRS law): (Broken Link Removed)