CCA 200941020: A corporate overpayment cannot be determined before the return is filed
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Plain-English summary
This Chief Counsel advice considers when a corporation's overpayment can be determined. It states that the overpayment cannot be determined until the corporation files its return. The short message does not address any additional facts or explain a different procedure.
Ruling snapshot
- Question: When can a corporation's overpayment be determined?
- Outcome: Advice given.
- Key authorities: IRC § 6425; IRC § 6110(k)(3).
Full text (IRS public release)
ID: CCA_2008112415374932 Number: 200941020
Release Date: 10/9/2009
Office: ----------------------------
UILC: 6425.00-00
From: ------------------
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2008 3:37:58 PM
To: -------------------
Cc:
Subject: FW: What Will Corporations Think of Next?
Okay-I forwarded to ---------------. I have not heard back from her. Nevertheless, it seems that you can't determine the overpayment until the return is filed.
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