A person says taxes and legal rules are only the accountant's responsibility. What is wrong with this myth?

Correct answer: Even with expert help final compliance responsibility may remain with the entrepreneur

Direct answer: D. An accountant or other expert can help prepare records, calculate taxes and explain rules, but delegating work does not always transfer the entrepreneur’s final responsibility. Reasoning: the entrepreneur owns or controls the business, must provide truthful information, should understand important deadlines and duties, review advice, keep records and ensure that filings and payments are made correctly. Exact legal responsibility can vary by law and business structure, so the safe lesson is to seek qualified advice while remaining accountable. Option A is wrong because accountants can provide valuable assistance. Option B is wrong because tax rules may apply to businesses of different sizes, depending on the law. Option C is wrong because entrepreneurs do need basic awareness of rules. Option D is correct because expert help and final accountability are different ideas. Memory cue: delegate tasks, but do not delegate awareness and accountability.