CCA 200914061: A revised TEFRA settlement required a newly executed form
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Plain-English summary
Chief Counsel responded to a question concerning a TEFRA settlement agreement. The response agreed with the proposed approach but advised obtaining an entirely new or revised executed form. It explained that a revised schedule could not simply be attached to a document the taxpayer had already signed. The brief email provides no additional facts about the settlement or the needed revision.
Ruling snapshot
- Question: How should the IRS document a revision to a TEFRA settlement form that the taxpayer had already signed?
- Outcome: Advice given: have the taxpayer execute an entirely new or revised form instead of attaching a revised schedule to the signed form.
- Key authorities: IRC § 6224.
Full text (IRS public release)
ID: CCA_2009030911015337 Number: 200914061
Release Date: 4/3/2009
Office: --------------
UILC: 6224.01-01
From: -------------------
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2009 11:01:54 AM
To: --------------------------
Cc: -----------
Subject: RE: TEFRA Q
I agree. But I would have them execute an entirely new/revised form. We can't attach a revised schedule to something the taxpayer has already signed.
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