rbynaker
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12-07-2019
03:31 AM
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To each his own. I think the "most times" situation you describe doesn't fit the facts presented. The question asks:
"Did you ask the taxpayer whether he/she could provide documentation to substantiate eligibility for the credit(s) and/or HOH filing status"
And the facts we've been presented with are "the mom doesn’t have detail records". Testimony is not documentation IMO. Tax preparation is now a form of legalized gambling, I'm not personally willing to wager $1,040 on this particular hand of cards.
"Did you ask the taxpayer whether he/she could provide documentation to substantiate eligibility for the credit(s) and/or HOH filing status"
And the facts we've been presented with are "the mom doesn’t have detail records". Testimony is not documentation IMO. Tax preparation is now a form of legalized gambling, I'm not personally willing to wager $1,040 on this particular hand of cards.
