Ronald James, and Kay James v. United States

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• holding that plaintiffs pro se materials raised “colorable arguments about the procedures used for notification, assessment, and collection of the deficiency against [the plaintiff], and not just about the validity of the assessment itself’
• rejecting taxpayer's arguments regarding invalid OMB numbers and violations of PRA
• Lack of an OMB number on IRS forms and notices does not violate the PRA
• lack of an OMB number on IRS forms and notices does not violate the PRA
• \lack of an OMB number on IRS notices and forms does not violate\ the PRA
• Lack of an OMB number on IRS notices and forms does not violate the PRA

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