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Administrative Law Meets Section 501(C)(3) Charitable Purpose
In the past several years taxpayers have won a number of challenges to tax guidance based on violations of administrative law. Federal courts are blithely invalidating IRS and Treasury guidance, ranging from regulations to notices, because of failure to follow various administrative law doctrines. T
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