He's not quite correct in saying "most", but they do give bad advice a large amount of the time. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7492730#.UVHtJBkuF7c http://www.nbcn

He's not quite correct in saying "most", but they do give bad advice a large amount of the time. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7492730#.UVHtJBkuF7c http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7492730#.UVHtJBkuF7c I would agree with your statement about politics and whatnot. As for "sole source"; yes, you can have anyone prepare your taxes but the IRS still says yes or no to what they were provided. If the IRS decides that your preparer was wrong then that's where it might get interesting. I read it as saying there are possible issues with having one agency having both judgement and collection powers. It's much like the complaint lately about prosecutor offices benefiting from seizure laws leading to obvious abuses, such as the attempted hotel seizure in NY I believe.