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· 1/25/2024

Chavez v. Super. Ct.

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that section 235 HUD mortgage payments on behalf of low and moderate income families are “direct general welfare benefits not taxable”
  • taxpayer's unhappiness at not securing expected tax advantages falls short of \detriment\ necessary for estoppel
  • Commissioner has power to correct mistakes of law in the application of the tax laws to particular transactions even where a taxpayer may have relied to his detriment on the Commissioner's mistake
  • discussing the traditional elements of equitable estoppel

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