Under 2-2b rules, which of the following actions would constitute deceptive advertising?
A)advertising too frequently
B)implying that the CPA had the ability to influence an IRS official
C)promising a favorable result without justification
D)implying that the CPA had the ability to influence an IRS official andpromising a favorable result without justification

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According to the 2-2b rules, it is considered deceptive advertising if a CPA implies that they have the ability to influence an IRS official and promises a favorable result without justification. Therefore, choice D is the correct answer. Advertising frequency is not explicitly mentioned as a deceptive action in the 2-2b rules, and promising a favorable result without justification on its own may not necessarily be considered deceptive.

Under 2-2b Rules, Which of the Following Actions Would Constitute