Lee B Posted June 27, 2024 Report Posted June 27, 2024 Copied from today's AICPA Town Hall: "Earlier this month, Maryland Attorney General (AG) issued an opinion on whether assistance by a CPA with BOIR would constitute the unauthorized practice of law (UPL). Determined that it’s fact specific and provides guidelines • What is NOT UPL: • Raising awareness • Guiding clients through FinCEN’s FAQs/Compliance Guide • Filling out the BOIR based on client information • Answering client questions where the question and answer “do not call for legal knowledge or skills” • CPA “generally should not answer a BOIR-related question for a client where there is uncertainty as to the answer and resolving that uncertainty would require legal knowledge, skill, and judgement” 3 1 Quote
Gail in Virginia Posted June 28, 2024 Report Posted June 28, 2024 19 hours ago, Lee B said: "would require legal knowledge, skill, and judgement” Well, that's all sorted then. 1 2 Quote
Medlin Software, Dennis Posted June 28, 2024 Report Posted June 28, 2024 Skill and judgment take real skill and judgement to determine. Along with some good old fashioned (now un)common sense. 3 Quote
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