CCA 200950041: filing-date treatment under IRC §§ 6404(g) and 7502
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Plain-English summary
This Chief Counsel Advice addresses whether the IRS should treat a return as filed on the same date for IRC § 7502, which concerns timely mailing and filing, and IRC § 6404(g), which concerns limitations on interest. The memorandum states that treating the return as filed on October 15 for § 7502 but October 22 for § 6404(g) would be inconsistent. The redacted memorandum provides no further visible facts or conclusion. It is internal legal guidance and does not decide a taxpayer's liability.
Ruling snapshot
- Question: Should the same return receive different filing dates for purposes of IRC §§ 7502 and 6404(g)?
- Outcome: Advice given
- Key authorities: IRC §§ 6404(g) and 7502
Full text (IRS public release)
ID: CCA-930439-08 Number: 200950041
Release Date: 12/11/2009
Office: --------------
UILC: 6404.06-09, 7502.00-00
From: ------------------
Sent: Mon 10/6/2008 3:17 PM
To: ---------------------
Cc: ----------------------------
Subject: FW: 6404(g) and 7502
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This office believes it would be inconsistent to treat the return as filed on Oct. 15th for purposes of IRC
7502 but treat the same return as filed on Oct. 22nd for purposes of IRC 6404(g). -------------------------------
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