If a client admits or furnishes information that implicates a significant chance or proof of incorrect or inconsistent information or fraud, what must the preparer do? Select one: a. Prevent themselves from signing a return that takes a frivolous, unreasonable, or fraudulent stance b. Inquire as needed to correct any incorrect or inconsistent information or tax position taken c. All of the above. d. Advise the client of the consequences of incorrect information or tax stances