Section 7430—Awarding of costs and certain fees: Proposed technical corrections
By George E. Marifian
Federal Taxation,
September 2011
Due to recent amendments, a current disparity in Section 7430 of the Internal Revenue Code gives rise to the result that, in practice, a taxpayer who settles an entire case in IRS Appeals even though he has received a 30-day letter, is entitled to no reimbursement.
Offer in compromise
By George E. Marifian
Federal Taxation,
August 2007
These Comments are submitted partly in response to changes to the offer in compromise program (the “OIC Program”) enacted as part of the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (Pub. L. No. 109-222) (“TIPRA”).
Message from the chair
By George E. Marifian
Federal Taxation,
November 1999
In the last issue, we commented on the flurry of tax proposals being debated in Congress before the Labor Day Recess.
Message from the chair
By George E. Marifian
Federal Taxation,
September 1999
Greetings and welcome to the new fiscal year for our section. I am pleased to report that we began the year with an excellent council meeting at Lake Geneva in June.
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