In May 2012 the U.S. Tax Court ruled against a person that prepared his own tax return for failing to comply with Treasury Department regulations in claiming charitable contributions. The person failed to follow the instructions for the Form and as a result will not be able to deduct millions of dollars in the value of real estate donated to charity. A certified public accountant (CPA) would have known the rules and would have saved his/her client from this failure. If you want to read the Tax Court decision click here.
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