Examples of Instances Where the Burden of Proof Is on the Government

question 10

Multiple Choice

Examples of instances where the burden of proof is on the government, rather than on the taxpayer, include:

• A) when the IRS uses statistics to recreate income.
• B) fraud with intent to evade tax.
• C) cases involving corporations with a net worth exceeding $7 million.
• D) only (a) and (b).

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