· 2/2/1994
William D. Armstrong v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Citations
- 15 F.3d 970
- 73 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 1127
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 1627
- 1994 WL 27255
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- noting that attorneys’ 16 fees under the FDCPA are generally calculated using the 17 lodestar method
- noting that the relevant community is the forum in which the court 16 sits
- \[R]easonable diligence does not require that the IRS send duplicate notices to every address of which it has knowledge.\
- “[R]easonable diligence does not require that the IRS send duplicate notices to every address of which it has knowledge.”
- “A notice of deficiency is valid, even if it is not received by the taxpayer, if it is mailed to the taxpayer’s ‘last known address’”
- federal courts lack jurisdiction to review BOP’s individualized 16 Residential Drug Abuse Treatment Program determinations made pursuant to statute
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Judges: Baldock, McWilliams, Brorby
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