Question

Generally, a tax preparer must never provide a copy of a taxpayer's tax return to any other party. However, there are two exceptions allowing for limited disclosure. What are these exceptions

Answer 1

Answer:

A tax preparer can disclose a taxpayer's information with another tax preparer that works in the same firm that he/she does, as long as they are both located in the US.

A tax preparer can disclose a taxpayer's information with another tax preparer that does not work in the same firm that he/she does, are both located in the US, and the purpose of the disclosure is to provide auxiliary services or assist in the preparation of a tax return of a another taxpayer.