· 2/3/2006
State Of Iowa, Vs. Cary Lee Straw
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- holding that the Commissioner may not use deficiency procedures to collect an erroneous refund that does not give rise to a deficiency
- stating that tentative refunds paid to the former common parent of an affiliated group were paid to the wrong taxpayer; accordingly, the refunds were nonrebate refunds that were not recoverable from the successor common parent through the deficiency procedures
- “Of course, if the common parent ceases to exist, its authority to act for the group terminates.”
- “Of course, if the common parent ceases to exist, its authority to act for the group terminates.”
- “Of course, if the common parent ceases to exist, its authority to act for the group terminates.”
- “A nonrebate refund, however, is issued, not because of a determination by the Commissioner that the tax paid is not owing, but for some other reason, such as a mistake made by the Commissioner.”
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