Wesselman v. United States

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• explaining that neither the Federal Records Act nor the National Archives Act “provides the necessary waiver of sovereign immunity”
• explaining that neither the Federal Records Act nor the National Archives Act “provides the necessary waiver of sovereign immunity”
• dismissing similar claims regarding defendant’s alleged “failure to prepare substitute tax returns on plaintiffs behalf’ because they “do not arise from efforts to collect taxes”
• dismissing similar claims regarding defendant’s alleged “failure to prepare substitute tax returns on plaintiff’s behalf” because they “do not arise from efforts to collect taxes”
• dismissing identically worded count for failure to allege that a hearing had been requested
• dismissing claims that defendant failed to disclose “assessments upon plaintiffs request”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).