IRS notice of deficiency
The Tax Court concluded that the IRS did not demonstrate that a valid Notice of Deficiency was mailed to Cano’s last known address. As a result, the petition was untimely, and the case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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The Tax Court concluded that the IRS did not demonstrate that a valid Notice of Deficiency was mailed to Cano’s last known address. As a result, the petition was untimely, and the case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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