According to the Rules of Conduct before the IRS, a tax practitioner O May claim specialized expertise unless prohibited

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According to the Rules of Conduct before the IRS, a tax practitioner O May claim specialized expertise unless prohibited

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According to the Rules of Conduct before the IRS, a tax practitioner O May claim specialized expertise unless prohibited by a governmental agency. O Must notify the IRS of a client's noncompliance with U.S. revenue laws. O May not advertise fees. May charge a contingent fee for an IRS examination of a claim for refund.
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