In general, if the IRS issues a 30-day letter to an individual taxpayer who wishes to dispute the assessment, the taxpayer

In general, if the IRS issues a 30-day letter to an individual taxpayer who wishes to dispute the assessment, the taxpayer






a. May, without paying any tax, immediately file a petition that would properly commence an action in Tax Court.
b. May ignore the 30-day letter and wait to receive a 90-day letter.
c. Must file a written protest within 10 days of receiving the letter.
d. Must pay the taxes and then commence an action in federal district court.




Answer: B


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