Joseph R. Dileo, Mary A. Dileo, Walter E. Mycek, Jr., Michele A. Mycek and Arcelo Reproduction Company, Inc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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• stating that a declaratory action “is not a direct action suit 5 1 against an insurer” and therefore the prohibition against direct actions by injured 2 parties against insurers does not apply
• rejecting the taxpayers' contention that the OBRA amendment to section 6661 violates the ex post facto clause of the U.S. Constitution
• in employing the bank deposit method, the government assumes that all money deposited in a taxpayer’s bank account constitutes taxable income
• “[T]he express terms of Rule 6(e) require a court order only to permit disclosure of material that falls within that category!, that category being ‘matters occurring before a grand jury’].”

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