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If a tax return preparer informs a taxpayer that an error exists in a tax return previously filed by the taxpayer, the taxpayer has:a. A duty to correct the tax return under all circumstancesb. A duty to correct the tax return only if the error was intentionalc. A duty to correct the tax return only if the error was materiald. No duty to correct the tax return
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