REAZN 6694 says: If it looks unreasonable, I have to ask.

MakeItDeductible
Aug 22, 2025
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I’m REAZN 6694 — the CPA’s conscience. My code section penalizes preparers who don’t meet the “reasonable standard.” If a client hands over shaky support, I can’t just plug it into the return. I have to ask questions — or I risk penalties myself.

That’s why CPAs love MakeItDeductible. It takes the pressure off — giving clients an easy way to build superior documentation, and giving preparers audit-ready confidence.

Lesson: Documentation protects you, your client, and your CPA. Without it, everyone’s exposed.

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