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2. Your client has given you a list stating that her charitable contributions were $20,000 last year. This amount would constitute nearly 10% of her take-home pay. It also is a larger percentage of income than you customarily see clients giving to charity. Do you have a duty to verify the accuracy of this charitable deduction

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