A tax return preparer is subject to a penalty for knowingly or recklessly disclosing corporate return information, if the disclosure is made:

a. To enable the tax processor to electronically compute the taxpayer's liability.

b. To enable a third party to solicit business from the taxpayer.

c. Under an administrative order by a state agency that registers tax return preparers.

d. For peer review.

答案：B

Explanation

Choice "b" is correct. Use of a taxpayer's return information to assist a third party to solicit business subjects a return preparer to penalty.

Choice "a" is incorrect. Disclosure can properly be made in this case by a return preparer without penalty.

Choice "d" is incorrect. Disclosure can properly be made in this case by a return preparer without penalty.

Choice "c" is incorrect. Disclosure can properly be made in this case by a return preparer without penalty.