In August of 2015, I introduced a client's accountant to another accountant I have had a working relationship with in the past to assist in tax planning. The client had sold a business and was concerned with the tax consequences with the transaction. The two accountants held conference calls to discuss the client's situation during which it was determined he would benefit from the use of conservation easements. The client, based upon his accountant's recommendation, decided to move forward with the conservation easements. In December of 2015, the accountant I introduced requested that I forward information on the easement that he determined was appropriate to the client, which included subscription documents. I forwarded the information, unaware that by doing so, I could potentially be involved in a non-registered securities transaction. I had no further involvement in the transaction after passing on the information. In February of 2016, it was brought to my attention during a branch exam, that the information I forwarded was an issue. I explained the situation to the examiner and provided all information requested. In June of 2016, I was contacted by attorneys at LPL Financial to provided further explanation and information, and I again complied. In August of 2016, I received a phone call from a Manager of Home Office Supervision at LPL Financial. I was informed during this call that my registration was terminated effective the close of that business day. When asked why they felt my registration should be terminated, I was told that Senior Management believed that I was involved in a non-registered securities transaction. I did not receive any compensation, either from the transaction or through a referral fee, from anyone involved in the conservation easement. I did not assist the client in purchasing any conservation easement or in completing any of the documents. I was not involved in the transfer of any funds for the client for the purchase. I have been a registered representative since 2001 during which time I have a spotless U-4, have never filed an E&O claim, and have never been arrested or declared bankruptcy. My credit score is always in the high 700's.