9. The site is busy with many taxpayers waiting for assistance. All volunteers are busy preparing tax returns. Can you quality review the return you just prepared instead of waiting for someone else to quality review the return? a. Yes, if it is a returning taxpayer. b. Yes, with approval of the site coordinator. c. No, self-review is never an acceptable quality review method. d. No, unless you are certified at the Advanced level.

The correct answer is b. Yes, with approval of the site coordinator.<br /><br />In this scenario, the site is busy with many taxpayers waiting for assistance, and all volunteers are busy preparing tax returns. The question asks if you can quality review the return you just prepared instead of waiting for someone else to do it.<br /><br />The correct answer is b. Yes, with approval of the site coordinator. This means that you can quality review the return you just prepared, but only with the approval of the site coordinator. The site coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the quality review process is properly conducted and that the volunteers have the necessary qualifications and experience to perform the quality review.<br /><br />It is important to note that self-review is not an acceptable quality review method, as it may lead to bias and errors. Therefore, the answer c. No, self-review is never an acceptable quality review method is incorrect.<br /><br />Additionally, the answer d. No, unless you are certified at the Advanced level is also incorrect. While it is true that volunteers who are certified at the Advanced level may have more qualifications and experience to perform quality reviews, it is not a requirement for all volunteers to be certified at the Advanced level in order to perform quality reviews.