A tax return preparer may disclose or use tax return information without the taxpayer's consent to:

a. Solicit additional nontax business.

b. Facilitate a supplier's or lender's credit evaluation of the taxpayer.

c. Accommodate the request of a financial institution that needs to determine the amount of taxpayer's debt to it, to be forgiven.

d. Be evaluated by a quality or peer review.

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Araceli

10 September, 12:01

A tax return preparer may disclose or use tax return information without the taxpayer's consent to:

a. Solicit additional nontax business.

b. Facilitate a supplier's or lender's credit evaluation of the taxpayer.

c. Accommodate the request of a financial institution that needs to determine the amount of taxpayer's debt to it, to be forgiven.

d. Be evaluated by a quality or peer review.

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Rayna Krueger · Answer 1

None of these.

Explanation:

Return information is confidential data of taxpayer and return preparer must maintain this confidentiality. The only case allowed is where preparer is legally required to disclose data.