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· 3/8/2024

Com. v. Vance, R.

Citations

  • 2024 Pa. Super. 43

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  • holding that “Congress did not intend that the statute of limitations contained in [s]ection 2462 apply to the assessment of penalties pursuant to [s]ec- tion 6701”
  • holding that no period of limitations governs the assessment of section 6701 penalties
  • accepting that § 6502 applies to tax penalties
  • “No statute of limitations is applicable to the assessment of [s]ection 6701 penalties[.]”
  • s 2462 not applicable to assessing tax-fraud penalties under 26 U.S.C. s 6701 because \[i]t is the Court's view that it was the intent of Congress in enacting Section 6701 that there be no statute of limitations governing the assessment of penalties\

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Judges: McLaughlin, J.

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