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General Ethics CPE

Frivolous Tax Arguments and Scams

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  • 2 CPE Hours
  • General Ethics
  • Online Self-Study
  • Course #9000L
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About This Course

This course examines common frivolous tax arguments and the legal consequences of advancing them. It covers contentions regarding the voluntary nature of tax filing and payment, constitutional challenges to the tax system, the penalties and fines that may be assessed in frivolous tax cases, and the IRS’s current Dirty Dozen list of tax scams that tax preparers should be aware of.

IRS Approval: XE26W-E-00530-26-S

Learning Objectives

  • To recognize characteristics of common frivolous tax positions
  • To identify the penalties and fines that may be assessed in frivolous tax cases
  • To identify the current “Dirty Dozen” tax scams

Course Details

Course #: 9000L
Delivery: Self-Study
CPE Hours: 2
Course Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
NASBA Area of Study: Ethics
Total Pages: 42
Questions: 10

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