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Vol. 43, Issue 5, 1991December 01, 1991 EDT

The Preparer Penalty’s Realistic Possibility of Success Standard: Its Meaning and Application

Michael I. Saltzman,
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Articles in Vol. 43, Issue 5, 1991

Vol. 43, Issue 5, 1991
  • Tax Penalties--"They Shoot Dogs, Don't They?"
    Donald Arthur Winslow
  • The Preparer Penalty's Realistic Possibility of Success Standard: Its Meaning and Application
    Michael I. Saltzman
  • Money Laundering, The Internal Revenue Service, and Enforcement Priorities
    Patricia T. Morgan
  • Aiming the Tax Code at Distressed Areas: An Examination and Analysis of Current Enterprise Zone Proposals
    Scott A. Tschirgi
  • Extra-Judicial Discussion of Taxpayer Information: The IRS Bully is Still on the Block
    Michael G. Little
Fla. L. Rev.
Michael I. Saltzman, The Preparer Penalty’s Realistic Possibility of Success Standard: Its Meaning and Application, 43 Fla. L. Rev. 915 (1991).
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