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Current Federal Tax Developments for the week of October 28, 2019: Denied Deduction Not an Excessive Fine California rules on tax issues for directors that have meeting in California Chief Counsel's office gives guidance on use of secured email exchanges §280E found not to represent an excessive fine even if the Tax Court doesn't completely agree on why Interim guidance issued to Appeals employees on BBA partnership regime Whistleblower cannot force IRS to reopen an audit that he claimed was woefully inadequate

2018-10-28 Denied Deduction Not Excessive Fine

October 26, 2019 by Ed Zollars, CPA

Current Federal Tax Developments for the week of October 28, 2019: Denied Deduction Not an Excessive Fine

  • California rules on tax issues for directors that have meeting in California

  • Chief Counsel’s office gives guidance on use of secured email exchanges

  • §280E found not to represent an excessive fine even if the Tax Court doesn’t completely agree on why

  • Interim guidance issued to Appeals employees on BBA partnership regime

  • Whistleblower cannot force IRS to reopen an audit that he claimed was woefully inadequate

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