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An AI tool cites a private letter ruling as if it settled a client's question. Which statement is accurate?

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  1. An AI tool cites a private letter ruling as if it settled a client's question. Which statement is accurate?
    • PLRs bind the IRS for every taxpayer
    • PLRs cannot be cited as precedent, though they can count toward substantial authority
    • PLRs rank above the Internal Revenue Code
    • PLRs are not tax guidance at all and should be ignored
  2. A tool quotes a Treasury regulation as settled law, but it is only proposed. Why does that matter?
    • Proposed regulations generally carry less weight than final regulations
    • Proposed regulations override the Code
    • Proposed regulations cannot be read by the public
    • Proposed and final regulations are always identical
  3. Which source is useful for explanation but is NOT tax authority?
    • The Internal Revenue Code
    • A revenue ruling
    • A Tax Court decision
    • An IRS publication
  4. Which 2024 Supreme Court decision ended Chevron deference and changed how courts treat agency interpretations, including tax regulations?
    • Marbury v. Madison
    • South Dakota v. Wayfair
    • Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo
    • Commissioner v. Glenshaw Glass
  5. What is a known failure mode of retrieval-based tax research tools?
    • Refusing to show any citations
    • Retrieving the right Code section as it read before an amendment
    • Only answering questions about state tax
    • Translating answers into another language
  6. Which check confirms that a revenue ruling cited by an AI tool has not been modified or revoked?
    • Asking the tool to repeat its answer
    • Checking the length of the ruling
    • Looking up the ruling's author
    • Running a citator check on the ruling
  7. What does a strong tool's citation check confirm?
    • That the quoted text actually appears in the cited source
    • That the answer is under 200 words
    • That the user has a paid subscription
    • That the source was published this year
  8. Why does the guide say a citation does not prove an AI answer is correct?
    • Citations are not allowed in tax memos
    • All AI citations are fabricated
    • A citation shows where to check, and the practitioner must read the source and apply it to the facts
    • Only court cases can be cited