The confidentiality privilege under §7525 of the Internal Revenue Code does not apply to which of the following individuals? An Enrolled Agent. An Enrolled Actuary. A bookkeeper who is not a CPA or Enrolled Agent. A CPA.
Answer: A book keeper who is not a CPA or Enrolled Agent
explanation :
1. the confidentiality Privilege under sec 7525 of internal revenue code do not apply to a book keeper who is not a CPA or Enrolled Agent .
2.remaining people of an enrolled agent , an Enrolled Actuary and A CPA are the authorized tax practitioners under the section 7525.
3. attorneys and tax practitioners who are in house practitioners are eligible under the section 7525.
4. sec 7525 provides a limited privilege to communications between a federally authorized practitioner and a tax payer.
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