The Phrase "Entered Under Rule 155" Indicates That

question 11

Multiple Choice

The phrase "Entered under Rule 155" indicates that

• A) only one Tax Court judge reviewed the case.
• B) the parties have agreed not to appeal the decision.
• C) the court has not reached a decision concerning the appropriate tax treatment of an issue.
• D) the computation of the exact amount of the tax deficiency has been left to the litigating parties.

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Definitions:

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