One-line approval that a proposed disclosure is permissible under § 6103(h)(1)
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Plain-English summary
This is an extremely brief Chief Counsel email. In a single sentence, the author approves a proposed course of action as permissible under section 6103(h)(1), the provision that allows returns and return information to be disclosed to officers and employees of the Department of the Treasury (including the IRS) whose official duties require it for tax administration. The email contains no analysis or facts; essentially all identifying content was redacted before release.
Ruling snapshot
- Question: Is the proposed disclosure permissible under section 6103(h)(1)?
- Outcome: advice (yes; it "looks fine" under § 6103(h)(1))
- Key authorities: IRC § 6103(h)(1)
Full text (IRS public release)
ID: CCA_2019032212165053
UILC: 6103.08-01
Number: 201916008
Release Date: 4/19/2019
From:
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2019 12:16:50 PM
To:
Cc:
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Subject: RE: Advice
Looks fine to me under 6103(h)(1).
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