Explain the four conditions that must be met in civil cases for the burden of proving any factual issue relevant to the determination of taxpayer liability to rest with the IRS.
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The factual issue must be relevant to the determination of taxpayer liability: This means that the issue in question must have a direct impact on whether the taxpayer owes taxes or not. If the issue is not relevant to the determination of taxpayer liability, then Show more…
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