By far the most common form of substantive communication between the tax professional and his or her client is a:
A)file memo
B)text message
C)tax-oriented blog
D)telephone call or e-mail

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Telephone calls and e-mails are the most common and efficient ways for tax professionals to communicate with their clients regarding substantive matters. They allow for real-time discussions and the exchange of detailed information. File memos are mainly an internal tool and tax-oriented blogs are not typically used for direct client communication. Text messages may be used for quick, non-substantive communication, but are not ideal for in-depth conversations about tax matters.

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