Now, assuming that the IRS does not get a conviction in that case, then is the taxpayer entitled to attorney fees?
Dale Bumpers: “Now, assuming that the IRS does not get a conviction in that case, then is the taxpayer entitled to attorney fees?”
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Questioning the entitlement of taxpayers to attorney fees in IRS cases.
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