Brower v. Davidson, Deckert, Schutter & Glassman, P.C.

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• requiring us to analyze the arguments of counsel in our harm analysis
• the court held that the statute began to run upon issuance of the examining agent’s notice of a proposed deficiency even though specific amount of taxes owed had not been determined
• the court held that the statute began to run upon issuance of the examining agent's notice of a proposed deficiency even though specific amount of taxes owed had not been determined
• the court held that the statute began to run upon issuance of the examining agent’s notice of a proposed deficiency even though specific amount of taxes owed had not been determined
• an erroneous jury charge does not result in automatic reversal of a conviction
• requiring us to review voir dire in our harm analysis

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