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Test $-$ Ethics for Today's Tax Professional $(2024)$

Section $2$

Question $4$ of $15.$

Ellie is your best friend's $23-$year$-$old daughter. Ellie has a one$-$year$-$old child who does not provide more than $50\%$ of her own support. You know that Ellie lived at home, only had income of $$3,000$ and was a full$-$time student untill s at the end of September of the tax year. Ellie did not contribute to her daughter's support or to the household expenses. Your friend $($Ellie$\text{'}$s mom$)$ gives you Ellie's tax documents and tells you to let Ellie claim herself and claim her

To meet the EIC due diligence knowledge requirements, you:

Cannot ignore the facts about Ellie living with her mother for nine months of the year when she was a full$-$time student, under the age of $24$ with only $$3,000$ of income making her a qualifying child of her parents.

Can disregard information obtained through a personal relationship.

Cannot complete Ellie's return under any circumstances.

Can complete Ellie's return fliling her as a single nondependent, with the EIC for her child.

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