Donna L. Todd v. United States of America and R.S. Wintrode, Jr., District Director, Internal Revenue Service

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• holding that the addition of the words \signed involuntarily under penalty of statutory punishment\ below the jurat did not make the Form 1040 a frivolous return under section 6702
• holding that the addition of the words “signed involuntarily under penalty of statutory punishment” below the jurat did not make the Form 1040 a frivolous return under section 6702
• Government conceding that return not frivolous or inaccurate where taxpayer stated below jurat that she \'signed involuntarily under penalty of statutory punishment'\
• \[T]he right referenced by the Harlow test is not a general constitutional guarantee . . . but its application in a particular context.\
• addition of words \signed involuntarily under penalty of statutory punishment\ below the jurat did not invalidate return
• addition of words \signed involuntarily under penalty of statutory punishment\ below the jurat did not invalidate return

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