William L. King and Darlene E. King v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 1988-09-21

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POOLE, Circuit Judge: The Commissioner appeals from the Tax Court’s order dismissing the Kings’ petition for lack of jurisdiction. The Tax Court held that the Commissioner failed to exercise reasonable diligence to ascertain the Kings’ last known address and that therefore the notice of deficiency mailed to the Kings’ former address was invalid. We have jurisdiction pursuant to…

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