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Henson v. Commissioner Tax Fraud Appeal by Scribd Government Docs is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document summarizes a tax court case regarding whether Kenneth Henson was liable for civil tax fraud penalties for the 1974 tax year. The tax court initially found Henson liable for the penalties, but the appellate court remanded the case back to the tax court to reconsider in light of potential witness bias. On remand, the tax court again found Henson liable for the penalties, crediting the testimony of witness Albert Long despite finding he was biased. Henson again appealed to the appellate court. Th

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