What are coordinators required to explain to taxpayers during the final quality review?

During the final quality review, coordinators are essential in ensuring that taxpayers understand the accuracy of the information provided on their tax returns. This step is critical because it helps to ensure that all data is correct and complete before the return is submitted to the IRS. By confirming the accuracy, the coordinator reassures the taxpayer of the reliability of their return, which can help prevent issues such as audits or rejections from the IRS due to incorrect filings.

While other elements like taxpayer rights, processing timelines, and penalties for late submissions are important aspects of tax education, they do not specifically pertain to the core focus of the final quality review. The review is primarily aimed at confirming the correctness of the information to protect taxpayers from potential errors and the consequences that may follow inaccuracies.