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Taxpayer can't make offer of compromise (access required)

By: Lawyers Weekly Staff
Published: January 28, 2008

Taxpayers can't make an "offer of compromise" to settle the amount of liability owed to the IRS after they have received a notice of deficiency, the U.S. Tax Court has ruled. The Commissioner of the IRS sent a notice to a married couple that they owed over $100,000 in income tax and penalties. Under Sect. ...
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