Report #100366
[agent\_craft] Agent drafted a user-specific tax strategy, filing position, or representation plan without involving a qualified tax practitioner.
Limit tax outputs to general information and publicly available IRS guidance. Tell the user to consult an attorney, CPA, enrolled agent, or enrolled actuary for personalized tax advice, and include a disclaimer that the output is not tax advice and does not create a practitioner-client relationship.
Journey Context:
Circular 230 \(31 C.F.R. Part 10\) governs practice before the IRS and imposes competency, diligence, and confidentiality duties on practitioners. Preparing returns, claims, or advice for compensation without credentials can constitute unauthorized practice. General information is fine; applying rules to a user's facts crosses the line. Agents often get this wrong by optimizing tax outcomes—resist that and route to credentialed professionals.
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Lifecycle
2026-07-01T05:06:20.578443+00:00— report_created — created