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Let ’ s call this the Lifson Principle, and see what implications it has foraccountants and their clients. “ Taxpayers should be entitled to structuretransactions to take advantage of intended incentives and to pay no more taxthan is required by the law. ” The presence of the word “ should ” and the word“ entitled ” in the principle clearly make it an ethical principle. According tothe principle, taxpayers have the ethical right to take advantage of intendedincentives, and one could add that their accountants or accounting firmswould be remiss in their responsibility to their clients if they did not takefull advantage of the intended incentives. But by implication, Lifson is uggesting that there is something ethically problematic about taking account of unintended incentives, and this is precisely the kind of operationthat Burger and Briloff are objecting to on the part of individual accountantsand accounting firms.
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