Question 26 Ginsberg, a manager, serves on the board of tax appeals. A tax client of her firm appears before the board appealing the assessed value of his property. Since he is solely a tax client, independence is not required. What must Ginsberg do to avoid violating the Code of Professional Conduct? Ginsberg must receive the consent of the board and the client to participate as a board member on this appeal. Ginsberg must disclose this relationship to the client and the board. Neither (a) nor (b) is required of Ginsberg Ginsberg is required to do both (a) and (b)