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· 3/2/2018

Gregory Sobin v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

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  • holding that, in a situation such as here, the taxpayer bears the burden of proof with regard to issues of reasonable cause
  • holding that the IRS must produce \sufficient evidence indicating that it is appropriate to impose the * * * penalty\, but the IRS need not introduce evidence on exceptions to the penalty
  • holding that taxpayers bear the burden of proof relating to reasonable cause
  • noting that an honest and reasonable misunderstanding of fact or law weighs against imposing an accuracy-related penalty
  • noting that an honest and reasonable misunderstanding of fact or law weighs against imposing an accuracy-related penalty
  • explaining that once the Commissioner’s burden of production is met, taxpayers bear the burden of proof for application of the reasonable cause exception

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