The site is busy with many taxpayers waiting for assistance. All
volunteers are busy preparing tax returns. Can you quality review
the return you just prepared instead of waiting for someone else to
quality review the return?
A. Yes, if it is a returning taxpayer.
B. Yes, with approval of the site coordinator.
C. No, self review is never an acceptable quality review method.
D. No, unless you are certified at the Advanced level.

The correct answer is letter "C": No, self review is never an acceptable quality review method.

Explanation:

The Internal Service Revenue (IRS) offers two volunteer programs so taxpayers can get assistance in filing their tax returns. Those programs are the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE).  

However, each volunteer is appointed one specific function. When it comes to the Quality Review Process, there is one volunteer only dedicated to the reviews of file returns submitted in every authorized site. Volunteers who interview taxpayers to fill out the tax return cannot perform the Quality Review.

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