Chase v. Hodge

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• a general denial does not amount to even a “hint of a suggestion” that the defendant can dispute the allegations in the complaint
• defendant offered no explanation for his asserted net worth difference compared to the IRS’s calculation and no suggestion that he could provide any evidence to support his assertion
• \We are not unmindful of the heavy burden placed upon the tax court by the doctrine of stare decisis and that any decision to depart from the doctrine requires 'special justification.'\

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