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Georgette has identified a 1983 court case that appears to answer her research question. What must she do to determine if the case still represents “current” law?
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Aldina has identified conflicting authorities that address her research question. How should she evaluate these authorities to make a conclusion?
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Justine would like to clarify her understanding of a code section recently enacted by Congress. What tax law sources are available to assist Justine?
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For each of the following citations, identify the type of authority (statutory, administrative, or judicial) and explain the citation.
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(1) For each of the following citations identify the type of authority
(statutory, administrative, or judicial) and explain the citation.
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a. Reg. Sec. 1.111-1(b)
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Jamareo has found a “favorable” authority directly on point for his tax question. If the authority is an administrative authority, which specific type of authority would he prefer to answer his question? Which administrative authority would he least prefer to answer his question?
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Juanita, a Texas resident (5th Circuit), is researching a tax question and finds a 5th Circuit case ruling that is favorable and a 9th Circuit case that is unfavorable. Which circuit case has more “authoritative weight” and why? How would your answer change if Juanita were a Kentucky resident (6th Circuit)?
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The IRS recently completed an audit of Shea’s tax return and assessed $15,000 additional tax. Shea requested an appeals conference but was unable to settle the case at the conference. She is contemplating which trial court to choose to hear her case. Provide her a recommendation based on the following alternative facts.
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Randy deducted a high level of itemized deductions two years ago relative to his income level. He recently received an IRS notice requesting documentation for his itemized deductions. What audit procedure likely identified his tax return for audit?
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Paula could not reach an agreement with the IRS at her appeals conference and has just received a 90-day letter. If she wants to litigate the issue but does not have sufficient cash to pay the proposed deficiency, what is her best court choice?
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Latoya filed her tax return on February 10th this year. When will the statute of limitations expire for this tax return?
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Latoya filed her tax return on February 10th this year. When will the statute of limitations expire for this tax return?
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The estate of Monique Chablis earned $450 of income this year. Is the estate required to file an income tax return?
Molto Stancha Corporation had zero earnings this fiscal year; in fact, they lost money. Must they file a tax return
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