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The document outlines the requirements of Internal Revenue Code Section 7216, which mandates tax practitioners to obtain client consent before disclosing tax return information to third parties. It specifies that consent must not be conditioned on the provision of services and can be valid for a specified duration, defaulting to one year if not stated. The document also includes authorization for disclosure to Negotiation Technologies, LLC for processing IRS forms and provides contact information for reporting unauthorized disclosures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 7216 in the editor.
In the first section, specify the duration of your consent by filling in the blank next to 'The duration of this consent is ____ year(s).'.
Next, provide your name in the space provided for 'I / We, _____________,'.
Authorize the disclosure by entering the name of the entity receiving your information in 'authorize ______________.'.
Review and ensure all necessary tax return forms are listed correctly. This includes Forms 1040, 1120, etc.
Sign and date the form at 'Taxpayer’s Signature: _________ Date: ______'. If applicable, fill in the Officer Name and Title.

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What does 7216 mean?

Internal Revenue Code 7216 is a criminal provision enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1971 that, except as provided in regulations, prohibits tax return preparers from knowingly or recklessly disclosing tax return information or using tax return information for a purpose other than preparing, or assisting in preparing,

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What is the HSN code for 7216?

Harmonized System Code HS Code Heading 7216: ANGLES, SHAPES AND SECTIONS OF IRON OR NON-ALLOY STEEL.

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