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September 11, 2007

Tax Court on work product protection for IRS attorneys in sanctoins and attorneys fees context

TaxProfBlog and Bryan Camp (Texas Tech) point to Ratke v. Commissioner, 129 T.C. No. 6 (9/5/07).  This case seems to hold that in the context of a “dispute over attorneys fees and possible sanctions against the IRS trial attorney” the best a taxpayer can do is get in camera review of a “trial memo” (sent by the attorneys to DC).  I am not sure where I need to put this into my “brain file.”

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