Rogers Vann v. City of Southaven

How courts have described this case

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• holding that husband's concealment from taxpayer of his nonpayment of tax liability was a factor supporting taxpayer's claim for relief under section 6015(f)
• \The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * *. We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act\
• “The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * *. We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act”

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