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If you file for a refund and the IRS denies your claim, they will send you a Notice of Claim Disallowance.
FORBES: When It Comes to the Two Year Statute - You are on Your Own
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When the Service disallows a claim for refund, it sends a letter, known as a Notice of Claim Disallowance, to the taxpayer explaining that disallowance.
FORBES: When It Comes to the Two Year Statute - You are on Your Own
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Section 6532(a)(1) indicates that the mailing of the Notice of Claim Disallowance by certified or registered mail triggers the beginning of the two-year limitations period in which the taxpayer can bring a suit for refund.
FORBES: When It Comes to the Two Year Statute - You are on Your Own
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Although the Notice of Claim Disallowance letter sent by the Service generally contains a statement advising the taxpayer that the two-year period began on the date of the letter, the Service occasionally mails these letters without the paragraph notifying the taxpayer of the two-year period for filing suit.
FORBES: When It Comes to the Two Year Statute - You are on Your Own
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In this claim, Palmer implies that only the Secretary of the Treasury may issue such a notice from Washington, D.
FORBES: Tax Protesters Rack Up Another "Victory"
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Notice 2012-8 acknowledges that an innocent spouse claim may be filed at any time during the period of the collection statute of limitations.
FORBES: IRS Lowers Bar for Innocent Spouse Relief
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In 2010, at the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, Mr Blair was questioned about the controversial claim in a September 2002 dossier that Iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction at 45 minutes' notice.
BBC: Blair: Iraq uprising would have been 'worse than Syria'
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In 2010, at the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, Mr Blair - quizzed about the controversial claim in a September 2002 dossier that Iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction at 45 minutes' notice - said it "assumed a vastly greater significance" afterwards than it did at the time.
BBC: John Prescott: Iraq invasion 'cannot be justified'