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 emails are the most commonly used forms of substantive communication between tax professionals and clients. While file memos and tax-oriented blogs may be used for reference or updates, they are not as direct or interactive as a phone call or email conversation. Text messages may be used occasionally, but they are not typically the primary means of communication for substantive tax-related matters.

By Far the Most Common Form of Substantive Communication Between