The burden of proof standard imposed on taxpayers to provide evidence that a tax is out of
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- The burden of proof standard imposed on taxpayers to provide evidence that a tax is out of all appropriate proportion from the benefits provided by a state is.
- a. Beyond a reasonable doubt
- b. A preponderance of the evidence
- c. Clear and Cogent evidence
- d. Clear and Convincing Evidence
- e. None of the above
- Under what circumstance is a state not obligated to provide a taxpayer retroactive relief after the taxpayer Successfully a tax statute?
- a. When a tax statue is struck down based upon establish federal constitutional law
- b. When a taxpayer is not denied pre-deprivation remedies
- c. When a taxpayer is not denied predetermination remedies
- d. When a court decision reverse prior precedent and equity favors it
- e. A state is not obligated to provide retroactive relief.
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Federal Tax Research
ISBN: 9781285439396
10th edition
Authors: Roby Sawyers, William Raabe, Gerald Whittenburg, Steven Gill
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