You do not need to see proof of insurance coverage for a taxpayer if you feel that this information is not unusual or questionable.

O True O False

The statement is False

Explanation:

Under the due diligence, IRS certified volunteer prepare or made in order to exercise the due diligence, which means, as a volunteer, the person is required to do the part when making or performing quality reviewing a tax return so that could ensure the information on the return is complete as well as correct.

So, it is not true that the person does not require to see the proof or evidence of the insurance coverage for the taxpayer if the person feels that the information is not questionable or unusual as it is an important or vital process and the person should always check the information if it is not questionable or unusual.