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· 6/20/1988

Louis E. Roszkos and Vivian L. Roszkos v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Citations

  • 850 F.2d 514
  • 62 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 5084
  • 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 8411
  • 1988 WL 61340

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  • holding that misaddressed purported notices of deficiency, which the taxpayers did not receive, were a nullity and ineffective for terminating a Form 872-A agreement to extend the period for assessment
  • holding that misaddressed purported notices of deficiency, which the taxpayers did not receive, were a nullity and ineffective for terminating a Form 872-A agreement to extend the period for assessment
  • holding that misaddressed purported notices of deficiency, which the taxpayers did not receive, were a nullity and ineffective for terminating a Form 872-A agreement to extend the period for assessment
  • where the “taxpayer acknowledges notice by timely petitioning the Tax Court for a redetermination of deficiency,” he “render[s] harmless the IRS’ error”

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Judges: Poole, Wiggins, Brunetti

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