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June 1, 2005

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Spouse is not entitled to sales proceeds in a judicial sale of taxpayer’s home

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Flowthrough forfeiture loss deduction denied

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Forensic And Litigation Services

Spouse is not entitled to sales proceeds in a judicial sale of taxpayer’s home

Flowthrough forfeiture loss deduction denied

IRS fails to meet its burden that a valid notice of deficiency was mailed timely

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