8. A tax return preparer may disclose information obtained from the taxpayer without being subject to civil and criminal penalty if such disclosure is: 2. for other than the specific purpose of preparing a tax return b. pursuant to fulfillment of his own financial goals o pursuant to any provisions of the code, or to a court order d. required for the growth of his profession le that web portare or the deli tamente ble pehalte 40. Joanne filed her unextended 2020 tax return on September 14,2021, paying the $5,000 amount due at that time. Joanne has no reasonable cause for failing to file the return by April 15 or for failing to pay the tax that was due on April 15, 2021. Compute the failure-to-file penalty. a $250 b. SI 250 c. $1,125 d. $1,000 Helited October 15, 2011 wat punod o ime will al his return on November 30 and pe 51,000 -onload file topor mais Mano et the above -2. William, a taxpayer, timely mailed his tax return. However, it was returned for insufficient postage. IRS imposed 1 penalty. Can William claim waiver of penalty? a. Yes, William can claim waiver of penalty since it is his first tax retum. b. Yes, William can claim waiver since the failure to file tax return is due to a reasonable cause. c. No, William cannot claim waiver since it is a case of willful neglect. d. No, William cannot claim waiver of penalty as he is a delinquent taxpayer. FIRS prontimer engage Learning. Powered by Cognero