· 5/15/1996
Transpac Drilling Venture, 1983-2 by James M. Dobbins v. United States
Citations
- 83 F.3d 1410
- 77 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 2171
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 11367
- 1996 WL 254789
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that “the statute itself ... refers only to the ‘intent to evade taxes’ ”
- extending limitations period for assessing taxes of partners attributable to partnership items under sec. 6229(c) where partner intended to evade taxes of other partners
- extending limitations period for assessing taxes of partners attributable to partnership items under sec. 6229(c) where partner intended to evade taxes of other partners
- extending limitations period for assessing taxes of partners attributable to partnership items under sec. 6229(c) where partner intended to evade taxes of other partners
- applying Section 6229(c)(1) where one of the partners signed the partnership’s return “which reported false losses” knowing “that the limited partners would use those losses to reduce their own taxes”
- \there is no requirement in section 6229(c)(1) that the taxes the signer of the partnership return intended to evade must have been the signer's own\
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Judges: Plager, Friedman, Clevenger
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