N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 1611.02 - Understatement of Taxpayer's Liability by Tax Preparer
(a)
For purposes of RSA
21-J:33-b, I, "substantial
portion" means any instance where the efforts of the tax preparer have affected
more than 25% of the retailer's or customer's tax liability.
(b) An individual or company providing more
than typing, reproducing, or other mechanical assistance shall be deemed to be
a tax preparer when the individual or company uses computer software which
makes determinations about the applicability of tax laws or the
characterization of income and the allowability of deductions or
credits.
(c) The penalty provided
in RSA
21-J:33-b, III shall be
assessed when any part of an understatement of tax is the result of a tax
preparer's willful neglect or intentional disregard of the statute or
departmental rules unless the retailer or customer shall have adequately
disclosed the tax treatment of an item on the return or in a statement attached
to the front of the return.
(d) The
penalty provided in RSA 21-J:33-b,
IV shall be applied when:
(1) Any part of an understatement of tax is
the result of a preparer's willful attempt to understate the retailer's or
customer's tax liability or;
(2) A
tax preparer shall have willfully attempted to understate a tax liability of a
retailer or customer in the following instances:
a. The preparer disregards or misstates
information furnished by the retailer, customer, or other person in an attempt
to wrongfully reduce the tax liability; or
b. The preparer does not make inquiries of
the retailer, customer, or other person when the information provided is
incorrect or incomplete, and the preparer knows or should have known that the
information was incorrect or incomplete.
(e) If, in an adjudicative proceeding or a
judicial decision, it is established that there was no understatement of
liability and if previously paid by the preparer, the penalty imposed shall be
abated and refunded without any consideration of any period of limitation for
the issuance of a refund.
Notes
#6336, eff 9-24-96; ss by #8178, eff 9-24-04; ss by #10213, eff 10-24-12
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