New York State Div. of Human Rights v. 153rd St. Assoc., LLC

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• holding that: “Notices containing technical defects [including absence of the tax periods involved] are valid where the taxpayer has not been prejudiced or misled by the error and is afforded a meaningful opportunity to litigate his claims.”
• notice of assessment referenced wrong period but taxpayer knew correct period from contacts with IRS

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