Taxpayer Advocate criticizes IRS move to shorten third-party notice requirements

Taxpayer Advocate criticizes IRS move to shorten third-party notice requirements

National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins is objecting to proposed regulations that would enable the IRS to shorten its notice requirements from 45 days to as little as 10 days.

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Taxpayer Advocate criticizes IRS move to shorten third-party notice requirements

Collins said the proposed regulations would unfairly erode the taxpayer notice requirements.

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Kishorkumar Goyal

B. Com, FCA, DIRM, DISA, LL.B. (Speical), LL.M. (Criminiology & Security Law), Pursuing Ph.D. on "Rule of Law in India - A Critical Analysis"

1 周

In India they further reduced less than 10 days even 1 to 2 days

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Kishorkumar Goyal

B. Com, FCA, DIRM, DISA, LL.B. (Speical), LL.M. (Criminiology & Security Law), Pursuing Ph.D. on "Rule of Law in India - A Critical Analysis"

1 周

This type of spread in India too

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