Notice of Discrepancy

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1. Who may sign the discrepancy-discussion minutes in place of the taxpayer under SectionIX(B)? Multiple Choice Easy
2. An RO rejects minutes signed by the taxpayer’s duly authorized representative solely because the taxpayer did not perso… Multiple Choice Medium
3. An RO routes further audit meetings solely through a personal number and refuses to use available official channels. Wh… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A taxpayer attends a discrepancy discussion, disagrees with the findings, and signs accurate minutes acknowledging what… Multiple Choice Hard
5. The taxpayer’s authorized representative and RO discuss one invoice discrepancy. The officer later circulates minutes a… Multiple Choice Hard
6. The taxpayer cannot attend a discrepancy discussion personally but sends a duly authorized representative. Explain how … Essay Medium
7. An examiner says that because an NOD is not yet an assessment, meetings about it may be arranged exclusively through un… Essay Medium
8. A taxpayer signs accurate discrepancy minutes expressly recording disagreement. Explain why that signature alone is not… Essay Medium