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Some Limits of Tax Mitigation, Equitable Recoupment, and Res Judicata: Reflections Prompted by Chertkof v. United States


Steven J. Willis


University of Florida - Fredric G. Levin College of Law

April 10, 1985

Tax Lawyer, Vol. 38, p. 625, 1985

Abstract:     
Contrary to a decision of the Fourth Circuit, the mitigation provisions of the Internal Revenue Code do not apply to Income Tax/Estate Tax inconsistencies. As a result, the Equitable Doctrine of Equitable Recoupment provides a potential remedy for such matters.

Unfortunately, the Fourth Circuit reached an incorrect decision and improperly expanded the mitigation provisions. By the time of the litigation, the applicability of Recoupment was also unavailable because of actions - or failures to act - by some of the parties.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 39

Keywords: Tax Mitigation, Equitable Recoupment, Res Judicata, Tax

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Willis, Steven J., Some Limits of Tax Mitigation, Equitable Recoupment, and Res Judicata: Reflections Prompted by Chertkof v. United States (April 10, 1985). Tax Lawyer, Vol. 38, p. 625, 1985. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1638456

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