In which of the following cases will the federal accountant-client privilege protect the information from being disclosed?
A)A criminal case
B)A case involving the SEC
C)A case concerning the preparation of tax returns
D)A civil case involving the IRS

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The federal accountant-client privilege, under the Internal Revenue Code, applies in noncriminal tax matters before the IRS and federal courts, thus protecting information in a civil case involving the IRS.

In Which of the Following Cases Will the Federal Accountant-Client