According to an article posted in Forbes yesterday:
“In a unanimous opinion written by Justice Kagan, CIC Services, LLC v. Internal Revenue Service et al, the Supreme Court held that taxpayers’ advisors have the right to sue the IRS to set aside or invalidate IRS Notices. The decision isn’t as revolutionary as the Boston Tea Party, but it gives tax advisors a legal right to contest – or “protest” – IRS enforcement of Notices that seek to impose penalties, and may open the door for taxpayers to directly contest such notices in the future.”
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