bookkeeping services. I've posted this message before but the plot is
beginning to thicken. Upon his request I resent him copies of all the
work I did for him. He has now faxed me a letter stating that I'm
crossing the line of practicing law and he referred to an agreement
that he and I originally signed. The agreement consists of 12 topics.
Under Topic 8 titled Tax Plannig I stated that I would advise him of
any laws affecting his business. I'm referring to Tax Law but he claims
otherwise and questions my authority to practice law. Of course I'm no
lawyer but as an Enrolled Agent I feel I'm within my rights wording it
the way I did under "Tax Planning". Does anyone feel I'm within my
legal rights or does this guy really have a case?
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