Section of Taxation
Submission to the Executive Branch

Comments Concerning Proposed Treasury Regulation 301.7430-7

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The following comments are the individual views of the members of the Section of Taxation who prepared them and do not represent the position of the American Bar Association or the Section of Taxation.

These comments were prepared by individual members of the Committee on Court Procedure and Practice of the Section of Taxation. Principal responsibility was exercised by Charles J. Lavelle, Louisville, Kentucky, and Philip N. Jones, Portland, Oregon. Substantive contributions were made by Robin L. Greenhouse, Washington, D.C., and Robert T. Duffy, Charlotte, North Carolina. The Comments were reviewed by Professor Michael Mulroney, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of the Section’s Committee on Government Submissions, and by Karen L. Hawkins, San Francisco, California, Council Director for the Committee on Court Procedure and Practice.

Although many of the members of the Section of Taxation who participated in preparing these Comments have clients who would be affected by the federal tax principles addressed by these Comments or have advised clients on the application of such principles, no such member (or the firm or organization to which such member belongs) has been engaged by a client to make a government submission with respect to, or otherwise to influence the development or outcome of, the specific subject matter of these Comments.

Contact:

Charles J. Lavelle
502-587-3557
cjl@gdm.com

Philip N. Jones
503-226-1371
pjones@duffykekel.com

Date: April 2, 2001

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Executive Summary
Comments
A. Years and Taxes Covered by a Qualified Offer
B. Making an Offer Other than in Dollars
C. Relationships with Other Court or Administrative Proceedings
D. Issues Raised by Taxpayer after the 30-Day Letter is Issued
E. Example 6
F. Example 9
G. Example 10
H. Multiple Taxpayer Situations

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